Broadcast excerpt·MON, 26 OCT 2026 · 15:01:41–15:02:50 SAST
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Broncon Spray District Hospital. And I said admission since the 7th of October to date has not exceeded more than three days. Meaning that people have not been very critical. They came here because they were dehydrated, and after they've been hydrated, they go back home. And there is no report that says they came back for further treatment after they've been released, meaning that the matter is under control. Former Security.
Branch Officer Eugene D. Kock says the NPA was intent on protecting apartheid era political leaders rather than prosecuting them. Testifying at the TRC cases inquiry taking place in Newtown, Johannesburg, Decock, who served nearly 20 years for human rights atrocities, said that he would have been able to identify the SAPS line of command. He says that he met with the heads of the NPA's Priority Crimes Litigation Unit advocates Anton Eckerman and Chris McAdam on a number of occasions.
Occasions while he was serving time, but neither probed him on who gave the instructions for his and other CPS officers' actions. I was the only connection between the generals and the politicians. The people lower down the ranks didn't have that information. I was the only one that could testify against many of the generals and then some of the politicians. And they had to break that connection. So my own experience, and as it went on in the years, is that
Was a terrible, terrible negligence, criminal negligence, on the part of the prosecuting authorities. Transport Minister Barbara Chrissy says the Special Investigating Unit has recovered 13 million rand in cases where transport officials issued thousands of fraudulent licenses to deceased people. The matter stems from a 2025 proclamation which investigated more than 190,000 licenses that were issued fraudulently in a written parliament.
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