By Johnathan Paoli
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has praised Parliament’s much anticipated Ad Hoc Committee that will investigate the alleged capture of South Africa’s law enforcement agencies, which is set to officially begin its work on Tuesday.
It marks a crucial moment in the country’s oversight efforts to restore accountability and public trust in the criminal justice system.
EFF spokesperson Sinawo Thambo said his party, which played a central role in pushing for the formation of the committee, believed it was a necessary first step in understanding the severity of the alleged corruption.
“This is an opportunity to demonstrate that Parliament can rise above partisanship and serve the national interest. The EFF will participate fully and fearlessly in this committee.
“We will ensure that no official, regardless of their rank, party affiliation, or proximity to power is spared scrutiny and that South Africa’s policing and justice system is restored,”
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