06 May 2013
The Hendler commission of enquiry
that was investigating the management of the royalties and or income derived
from mining companies and alleged activities of corruption and
maladministration of the funds of the Rakotea community near Brits is to resume
with public hearings today, the office of the premier in the North
West
Spokesman for Premier Thandi Modise,
Lesiba Kgwele said the continuation of the commission of enquiry with its
original terms was approved by the premier.
Kgwele said the Commission was
started by the then Premier Edna Molewa in 2008.
“It had adjourned in 2010 after
advocate Shimla resigned from the commission on the grounds that he had joined
government from the private sector, and could not proceed in his role as leader
of evidence without his impartiality being an issue” Kgwele added.
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