Andrea Johnson, head of the Independent Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC), testifies at the Madlanga Commission and rejects claims that the South African Police Service (SAPS) and IDAC are involved in a “cabal” or collusion. Johnson addresses allegations linked to her relationship with Major-General Feroz Khan, saying she disputes the premise of coordinated wrongdoing. The testimony forms part of the Commission’s broader inquiry into corruption and alleged misconduct within state institutions. Johnson’s position is that the claims being made against her and her office are unfounded. In her appearance, she responds to questions about how her personal and professional associations are being interpreted in the context of alleged interference or collective action between SAPS and IDAC. The Commission’s proceedings include evaluating statements and evidence presented by witnesses, with Johnson using her testimony to directly deny any suggestion that she or IDAC are acting in concert with SAPS to conceal or enable wrongdoing. The matter remains under examination as the Commission continues taking testimony.