The Madlanga commission of inquiry into corruption within the criminal justice system is ongoing, with hearings continuing on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.

The commission, which investigates allegations of misconduct and unethical practices within the judiciary, is examining cases that highlight systemic issues in law enforcement and judicial accountability.

The hearings, broadcasted by the SABC, focus on uncovering financial impropriety, abuse of power, and potential collusion between legal professionals and criminal elements.

Key stakeholders, including senior prosecutors, police officials, and former judges, are testifying to shed light on the root causes of corruption in the justice sector.The commission’s findings are expected to influence reforms aimed at restoring public trust in the legal system.Related articles discuss other high-profile cases, such as the Cat Matlala trial and parliamentary investigations into misconduct.The report underscores the urgency of addressing corruption to ensure justice remains impartial and accessible to all citizens.