Raymond Pani
14 February 2016
The ANC and the South African
Communist Party (SACP) have welcomed the decision by the National Prosecuting
Authority (NPA) to charge Democratic Alliance Member of Parliament Glynnis
Breytenbach.
The parties said the decision
indicated that she had a case to answer for.
On Friday the NPA said Breytenbach
and her lawyer would appear in the Pretoria Magistrate's Court on Monday on
charges of obstruction and defeating ends of justice.
The hearing related to an NPA
investigation in 2012 in which Breytenbach was investigated for misconduct.
The NPA claimed Breytenbach
allegedly shredded relevant papers and wiped clean her laptop while she was
still the head of the organisation's specialised commercial crimes unit.
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