WATCH: Gen Mosikili Admits SAPS “On the Verge of Capture” in Parliament Hearing

Описание: During a tense session at the Parliament of the Republic of South Africa Ad Hoc Committee, General Mosikili provides detailed testimony about serious issues facing the South African Police Service (SAPS).

Members of Parliament question General Mosikili about multiple investigative teams being deployed to the same crime scenes, a practice that could lead to confusion and compromise investigations. The discussion references challenges seen in the high-profile Senzo Meyiwa murder investigation.

The committee also presses the general on allegations of corruption within SAPS, including claims involving senior police officials. Mosikili acknowledges that these allegations are extremely serious and warns that they could undermine public trust if not properly addressed.

Another explosive moment comes when the committee raises a report about a R500 million cocaine consignment allegedly transported by SAPS members. General Mosikili states she has no prior knowledge of the report but says that if such claims were proven true, she would immediately order a thorough and independent investigation.

Mosikili also reacts to the shocking revelations about corruption within the police service, describing them as deeply embarrassing and damaging to the credibility of SAPS.

Watch the full testimony as the parliamentary committee probes corruption allegations, investigative failures, and concerns that SAPS may have been on the verge of capture.