By Simon Nare
The Nkabinde Inquiry was on Wednesday forced into adjournment after chairperson Constitutional Court Justice Elizabeth Nkabinde raised alarm about the safety of a witness who had implicated several people who could pose a threat to her life.
Nkabinde described allegations contained in former KwaZulu-Natal director of public prosecutions Advocate Moipone Noko as serious which needed to be discussed further with her and the legal teams.
Noko had earlier testified how members of the Durban Organised Crime Unit shot suspects and staged crime scenes to make it appear as though the unit shot in self defence.
She broke down close to tears when she told the inquiry about how former National Director of Public Prosecutions Advocate Shamila Batohi hounded her out of the NPA for simply doing her job.
Noko told the inquiry which is probing South Gauteng director of public prosecution Advocate Andrew Chauke, how Batohi pushed
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