Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of Spying Against the National Director of Public Prosecutions
The head of the prosecutors (like the country's top crime-fighter) was accused of being a spy. This commission investigated whether those accusations were true. It found they were not true — but critics said the whole thing was really about silencing someone who was getting too close to powerful people.
Created under
Commissions Act 8 of 1947 Section 1
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Outcome
Found the allegations against Ngcuka to be unproven. Widely criticised as a political manoeuvre to discredit Ngcuka, who had been investigating Jacob Zuma.
Legal framework
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