MADLANGA COMMISSION: SAPS needs once-off ‘deep clean’ targeting corrupt officers — World Bank expert
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After months of testimony about alleged political interference, criminal networks and compromised officials, the Madlanga Commission has heard a new proposal on how to clean up the SAPS when ordinary disciplinary and criminal procedures…
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