SIU head appointment imminent - Radebe
Justice Minister Jeff Radebe speaks during a government media briefing on 14 September 2012.
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GCISStephen Grootes | 3 hours ago
JOHANNESBURG - Justice Minister Jeff Radebe on Tuesday said a new Special Investigating Unit (SIU) head will be appointed imminently.
Previously, the minister claimed that the unit would get a new permanent head by the end of February.
The unit has been without a permanent boss for the last 14 months.
Speaking before Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Justice in Cape Town, Radebe said he was certain than an appointment was imminent.
He would not give any more details.
In August 2012, Radebe used the exact same phrase when questioned on the issue.
He claimed the SIU would get a new permanent head imminently, but that did not happen.
The final decision on who will head the organisation is up to President Jacob Zuma.
He has not explained the delay.
COULD IT PERHAPS BE RICHARD MDLULI.......?
ReplyDeleteHE KNOWS HOW TO RECONSTRUCT MURDER SCENES.....
....AND FLY BELOW THE RADAR!
Tackling crime in SA has never been a priority since 1994.
ReplyDeleteThat's why the ANC rigs 'stats' to look pretty.
Crime and corruption has never been on the ANC agenda.......