IDAC official Raphesu says he will open a case against colleagues and is urging the Madlanga Commission to step in. In his appeal, he raises concerns that a criminal complaint lodged through ordinary procedures could be handled by people he says are not appropriate, describing the risk that the matter could end up “in the wrong hands.”
Raphesu’s request to the commission includes a call for it to deploy its own investigators rather than relying on standard channels for the complaint. The aim, according to his submissions, is to ensure that any investigation is carried out independently and without interference.
The report focuses on Raphesu’s efforts to seek commission oversight amid the dispute around how allegations are processed and investigated. It does not provide details about the specific allegations or the identities of the colleagues involved beyond describing them as colleagues in the IDAC context. The matter is presented as an attempt to manage procedural risks and protect the integrity of the investigative process through the commission’s involvement.
