TRC Roulette : ‘No political decision’ to halt apartheid prosecutions — former justice deputy minister Jeffrey
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TRC Roulette ‘No political decision’ to halt apartheid prosecutions — former justice deputy minister Jeffrey Former deputy justice minister John Jeffrey refutes claims of ANC compromises with apartheid-era leaders as he testifies at the Khampepe Inquiry on TRC prosecution delays. AGE OF ACCOUNTABILITY In the name of our father — Lukhanyo Calata’s devastating testimony to Khampepe Inquiry February 15, 2026 Calata was three when his father was murdered alongside Matthew Goniwe, Sicelo Mlauli and Sparrow Mkonto. Later, he said he had been called to testify at the TRC.“The hearing was into the assassination of Reggie Radebe.
- ▪TRC Roulette ‘No political decision’ to halt apartheid prosecutions — former justice deputy minister Jeffrey Former deputy justice minister John Jeffrey refutes claims of ANC compromises with apartheid-era leaders as he testifies at the Kha
- ▪AGE OF ACCOUNTABILITY In the name of our father — Lukhanyo Calata’s devastating testimony to Khampepe Inquiry February 15, 2026 Calata was three when his father was murdered alongside Matthew Goniwe, Sicelo Mlauli and Sparrow Mkonto.
- ▪Later, he said he had been called to testify at the TRC.“The hearing was into the assassination of Reggie Radebe.
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TRC Roulette ‘No political decision’ to halt apartheid prosecutions — former justice deputy minister Jeffrey Former deputy justice minister John Jeffrey refutes claims of ANC compromises with apartheid-era leaders as he testifies at the Khampepe Inquiry on TRC prosecution delays. By Marianne Thamm 27 Jul 2026 John Jeffrey testifies at the Khampepe Commission of Inquiry in Johannesburg on 24 July 2026. (Photo: Gallo Images / Fani Mahuntsi) Dive Deeper Speed Read Summary Listen Dive Deeper Appearing before the Khampepe Commission of Inquiry into delayed Truth and Reconciliation (TRC) prosecutions, John Jeffrey, Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, denied claiming that the ANC had made compromises with apartheid-era leaders.Lukhanyo Calata, son of activist Fort Calata –…
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