Julius Mkhwanazi’s internal disciplinary hearing resumes
Like we said we want to be transparent, we want to have a fair process so it is a long one but we must allow anybody who appears in front of the DC to state their case [and] bring evidence.
It says Matlala’s decision to withdraw from the plea and sentence agreement does not weaken the state’s case.
NPA spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago says, “The NPA hold the firm view that his withdrawal will not negatively impact the IDAC’s case against the 17 accused as we believe there is sufficient evidence to sustain the charges preferred against all the accused in this matter.
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