The Madlanga Commission resumes its public hearings on Monday following the submission of its second interim commission report and its receipt by President Cyril Ramaphosa. Multiple reports say the commission’s next phase of testimony focuses on the Port Shepstone drug bust inquiry, which remains ongoing. Ahead of the scheduled resumption, outlets indicate that the hearings will include further evidence related to the incident, with attention on the involvement and actions of senior officials.
One report states the commission will continue public hearings on Monday and that additional testimony will address the Port Shepstone drug bust. Another adds that testimony is expected from senior police officials and ministers, suggesting that higher-level government and policing representatives will be called to provide information relevant to the inquiry.
Taken together, the sources indicate that the second interim report has been formally submitted and that the commission is moving into the next stage of public hearings, centered on the Port Shepstone drug bust. The reports do not provide further detail on specific findings or names involved, focusing instead on the procedural timeline and expected witness categories.
