By Johnathan Paoli
Parliament’s ad hoc committee probing allegations by KZN Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has entered its final phase, setting 8 May as the target date for completion of its draft report.
Members are expected to take an additional week to review, verify and submit inputs before the document is finalised.
During a virtual meeting on Tuesday evening, the committee received updates from evidence leaders and its technical team on progress made.
Chief evidence leader Norman Arendse said the draft was nearing completion but remained outstanding due to missing transcripts and limited human resources.
While much of the material — including Mkhwanazi’s testimony and issues such as alleged political interference, procurement irregularities and the role of specialised units — has been processed, key transcripts are still being finalised.
“A lot of detail and footnotes are still outstanding. We must ensure that this document, which will form part of
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