The ad hoc committee investigating criminal-justice-system infiltration will submit a report by 11 September 2026 in which the majority finds insufficient evidence linking the suspended minister to criminal cartels, with dissenting views from the MK Party and EFF.

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The ad hoc committee investigating criminal-justice-system infiltration will submit a report by 11 September 2026 in which the majority finds insufficient evidence linking the suspended minister to criminal cartels, with dissenting views from the MK Party and EFF.

“What I think will happen is that you will have what we call minority views from the MK and the EFF who say that but then you would have the majority views who then say there isn't enough evidence.”

Kateko Mawasa · Power FM · POWER Talk · 09 Sept 2026

The verdict· graded 12 Sept

By 11 September 2026, the committee had not tabled its report and was still seeking an extension to finish the draft.

The prediction required the report to be submitted by that date, but Parliament said on 11 September 2026 the committee was asking for more time instead. Because the report was not actually submitted, the predicted outcome did not occur, so the claimed majority and dissenting views were never established on the official record.

3 sources

• Ad Hoc Committee Requests Another Extension From Speaker To Finalise Its Work - Parliament of South Africaparliament.gov.za
• Media Alert: Ad Hoc Committee on Mkhwanazi Allegations to Continue With Deliberations on Draft Report - Parliament of South Africaparliament.gov.za
• Ad Hoc Committee on Gen Mkhwanazi’s Allegations - Parliament of South Africaparliament.gov.za

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