The state capture commission had to urgently adjourn on Thursday for “serious security reasons”.
Shortly before 7pm, during the testimony of Norma Mngoma, a note was handed to commission chair deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo saying they had to break for a “protector related issue”.
State capture commission forced to adjourn for 'serious security reasons'
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The state capture commission had to urgently adjourn on Thursday for “serious security reasons”.
Shortly before 7pm, during the testimony of Norma Mngoma, a note was handed to commission chair deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo saying they had to break for a “protector related issue”.
He returned about five minutes later to confirm a security issue and to say they would have to return in the morning. Details were not provided.
The commission's official Twitter account tweeted: “DCJ [deputy chief justice] has been informed that there are serious security reasons for the commission to adjournment.”
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