The Madlanga Commission grants Witness P permission to give testimony in camera. The decision means the witness’s appearance is not made public, and the commission also protects confidentiality for his evidence and supporting material.
The report says Witness P asks that both his presence and any future appearances before the inquiry remain in camera. It also notes that his evidence and related documents are to be kept confidential, reflecting the commission’s handling of witness-protection requests.
While the available accounts focus on the commission’s ruling, they do not provide additional details on the underlying subject matter of the testimony or the specific reasons cited for the confidentiality order. The coverage is limited to the procedural outcome and the scope of what is withheld from public view.
