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Madlanga Commission to hear evidence from a vetting expert

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Madlanga Commission to hear evidence from a vetting expert

The Madlanga Commission is expected to hear evidence from an international vetting expert at the Bridgette Mabandla Justice College in Pretoria.

The Commission, which enters its 174th day, has been tasked with investigating alleged criminal infiltration in law enforcement agencies .

The vetting expert is expected to testify about the processes used to assess the integrity and suitability of people appointed to positions within law enforcement agencies.

The issue of vetting is integral to the Commission’s work as it investigates alleged criminal infiltration in law enforcement agencies.

This comes as the Commission has heard evidence relating to senior law enforcement officials, including questions about their conduct and integrity.

The evidence may provide insight into whether current vetting processes are effective in identifying suitable candidates for specific positions.

Madlanga Commission | Focus on JMPD officers and alleged links to criminal syndicates:

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