President Cyril Ramaphosa says he is open to the possibility of extending the deadline for the Madlanga Commission, according to reports from IOL. The comments come as the commission’s work faces delays and attention increases around whether it can complete its mandate by the current due date. The reporting frames the issue as one of timing and accountability: as the deadline approaches and progress is scrutinized, the question becomes whether an extension will be granted to allow the commission sufficient time to finish its tasks. The sources indicate that President Ramaphosa’s position is not presented as a final decision, but rather as willingness to consider extending the timeline if the commission requires more time. The overall emphasis is on the mounting delays and the growing public and political scrutiny of the commission’s ability to meet its scheduled deadline.