South Africa’s Madlanga inquiry marks one year since it began, with its chair saying evidence emerging before the commission is strengthening Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s allegations of criminal infiltration.
According to the outlet’s reporting, the chair characterizes Mkhwanazi’s claims as increasingly credible as the commission processes information and testimony. The coverage frames the one-year milestone around the inquiry’s ongoing work and the extent to which new material aligns with the allegations raised at the start.
The available source does not include details on what specific evidence is being considered or how the commission assesses competing claims. It also does not provide opposing perspectives or responses from Mkhwanazi, the commission’s targets, or other parties, limiting how far different angles can be compared beyond the chair’s stated assessment of credibility.
