Former President Thabo Mbeki endorsed allegations from KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi about political meddling in law enforcement on Monday. Mbeki spoke with Economic Freedom Fighters legislator Mbuyiseni Ndlozi for the African Renaissance Podcast's first episode. The former leader said he would have immediately requested details from Mkhwanazi about criminal networks within government structures if still serving as president.
Mbeki attributed governance problems to changes in the leadership of the African National Congress after 2007. He rejected Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's proposal to revise the constitutional language about South Africa belonging to all residents. The interview received more than 14,000 views and generated responses across social platforms. Parliamentary committees continue to examine Mkhwanazi's accusations of interference with specialized police units investigating organized crime.
Mbeki attributed governance problems to changes in the leadership of the African National Congress after 2007. He rejected Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's proposal to revise the constitutional language about South Africa belonging to all residents. The interview received more than 14,000 views and generated responses across social platforms. Parliamentary committees continue to examine Mkhwanazi's accusations of interference with specialized police units investigating organized crime.
