Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee investigating explosive allegations of corruption within South Africa’s criminal justice system has once again asked for more time to complete its work — this time, a sixth extension

Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee investigating explosive allegations of corruption within South Africa’s criminal justice system has once again asked for more time to complete its work — this time, a sixth extension. National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza has approved the request, giving the committee until the 12th of June to submit its draft report. The repeated delays are raising questions about just how deep and complex these allegations run — and whether South Africans will finally get answers about corruption claims involving some of the country’s key law enforcement and justice institutions.  Guest: Dereleen James, ActionSA Member of the AdHoc Committee