JOHANNESBURG - Investigating Directorate head Andrea Johnson on Thursday said the National Prosecuting Authority will make good on its commitment to enrolling nine important state capture-related cases in court by the end of this month.
Speaking at News24’s On The Record Summit on Thursday morning, Johnson said they were on track to meet the deadline and that the Investigating Directorate, in particular, had plans to enroll multiple cases before then. “It is nine priority cases on corruption within a six-month period in the NPA. We have undertaken four of them, we’ve done three, [and] we have one to go. But we're not going to give you only one in September,” she said.“The ID has a duty, we have such a duty, and we are so beholden to the country, and we’ve got to do what we’ve got to do. So yes, the NPA will meet its nine priority matters as at 30 September,” he added.
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