IN CONVERSATION WITH DENNIS BLOEM-Activists and Citizens Forum Spokesperson

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Activists and Citizens Forum hopes that the preliminary report doing the rounds purporting to be the Parliamentary Ad-Hoc Committee's report is fake.
If that is a genuine preliminary report of the Ad-Hoc Committee then we must say without any doubt that Parliament has lost its reputation and credibility.
If that is a preliminary report, than these Members of Parliament( MPs) serving on that committee are really undermining and insulting the intelligence of the people of the country.
It is alleged that the report of the Parliamentary Ad-Hoc Committee fails to find any corruption or illegal activities by the following individuals :
Suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu.
Former Police Minister Bheki Cele.
Suspended Lt General Shadrack Sibiya.
EMPD Brigadier Julius Mkhwanazi.
General Feroz Khan.
Vusimuzi" Cat" Matlala.
Adv Andrea Johnson.
Paul O'Sullivan.
Ms Trent.
Mr. Brown Mogotsi.
Hon.Fadiel Adams
Mr Molefe.
Hon.Dianne Kohler Barnard
Mr Maumela.

We have said before that it looks as if the performance of the Ad-Hoc Committee is just a waste of time and taxpayers’ money. Members of this committee spent a lot of time playing for the gallery, nothing to do with their mandate. This preliminary report will be an embarrassment to Parliament.
Members of the Parliamentary Ad-Hoc committee must know that the people of the country are eagerly waiting for the final report. The people are very much concerned about the serious allegations that General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi made about criminal infiltration and corruption in the criminal justice system. The people want to see the culprits go to jail.
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