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Police standby as pupils try to begin a march into Johannesburg, July 1976. Credit: Soweto - The fruit of fear/Peter Magubane








COMMENT: The arrest of four senior Ekurhuleni officials is a significant development, particularly because all four previously testified before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry. It reinforces the commission’s central theme: that allegations of corruption and criminality within parts of the criminal justice system and local government require thorough investigation and, where evidence exists, prosecution. Testifying before a commission does not imply guilt or innocence, but the subsequent arrests highlight how evidence emerging from commissions of inquiry can lead to criminal investigations. The case also sends a broader message that no public official should be beyond scrutiny. At the same time, it is important to remember that those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. @pule_jones





9th job interview. At this point I'm just treating it like a podcast appearance😭
















