Kgomotso Phahlane's testimony: Insights into his role during the TRC cases inquiry
Siyabonga Sithole | Published 12 minutes ago Former acting national police commissioner, Lieutenant General Kgomotso Phahlane , has clarified his role as the…
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However, Phahlane maintained that he remained uninvolved in the TRC case investigations insisting that, at some point, communication occurred on paper and without proper communication protocols, which created a climate of instability. "In terms of Section 7 of the SAPS Act, the National Police Commissioner is appointed by the President to occupy that position for a period of five years, or a shorter period at the time of appointment due to circumstances.
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However, Phahlane maintained that he remained uninvolved in the TRC case investigations insisting that, at some point, communication occurred on paper and without proper communication protocols, which created a climate of instability.
according to IOL (Independent Online)"In terms of Section 7 of the SAPS Act, the National Police Commissioner is appointed by the President to occupy that position for a period of five years, or a shorter period at the time of appointment due to circumstances.
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