Loyiso Langeni
In response to the Farlam
Commission report released last week, the Right2Know Campaign and the Marikana
Support Campaign used the Promotion of Access to Information Act to demand
answers from the police.
The Commission found it likely
that SAPS members may be guilty of murder and attempted murder.
Right2Know Communicator Busi
Mtabane said following the release of the Farlam Commission Report last week,
R2K and Marikana Support Campaign have used the PAIA Act to demand answers from
the police on what steps they have taken in the past three years to investigate
the wrong doing amongst their members.
As you the Farlam Commission
report was released at the end of last month, three months after it was sent to
the Presidency.
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