TRC Roulette : Former presidential intelligence head denies ‘Stratcom’ pressure derailed TRC cases
As a former intelligence official within the South African Presidency, the veteran Loyiso Jafta was Thabo Mbeki’s wingman, his ear to the ground, his eyes in the room and the keeper of knowledge.
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