Parliament's ad hoc committee established to investigate allegations of threats to national security elects ANC's Molapi Lekganyane as chairperson

Parliament's ad-hoc commitee which has been established to investigate allegations regarding national safety threats have gotten off to a shaky staff. This follows comments by parliament's legal services insinuating that comments made by KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner, Lietenant General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi during his much talked about media briefing. Mkhwanazi alleges that some of the most senior officials in the South African Police Service are involved in corruption, and that Police Minister, Senzo Mchunu who has been placed on special leave, is associated with criminal syndicates. here are members of the ad-hoc going through their discussion...