KwaSizabantu hearings: Key witness yet to testify as process stalls once again | News24

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Over three months after what was meant to be the final testimony in the hearings into allegations of gross human rights abuses at KwaSizabantu Mission, the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities is yet to hear from one of the key implicated individuals.

"We are organising the [last engagement]. The matter is not out of our gaze… We cannot miss one step - everybody has to be given the right of reply." Koos Greeff was one of the people interviewed by News24, who revealed he had acted as an informant for the apartheid government's Military Intelligence and Security Branch with the blessing of the KwaSizabantu leadership. He had spent 17 years at the mission before leaving in 1994.

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