The Madlanga Commission has postponed the testimony of former Minister Yunus Carrim until 14 August, while the commission’s hearings continue with other scheduled witnesses and evidence.
The postponement is not expected to disrupt the commission’s overall programme, with proceedings continuing as investigators and commissioners hear testimony from other individuals relevant to the inquiry. The commission remains focused on gathering evidence and examining issues within its terms of reference.
Carrim’s appearance is anticipated to be an important part of the commission’s work, with his evidence expected to contribute to the broader investigation once hearings resume on the new date.
The commission continues to attract significant public and political attention as it seeks to establish the facts, assess accountability and make recommendations that could influence future governance and institutional reforms.
Further hearings are scheduled in the coming weeks, with additional witnesses expected to appear before the commission concludes its investigation.
