The Khampepe commission of inquiry, tasked with examining alleged attempts to delay the prosecution of apartheid-era perpetrators, continues its hearings in Newtown, Johannesburg.

The proceedings, which began on July 27, 2026, are part of a broader effort to address unresolved cases from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).The commission's work involves scrutinizing potential obstruction of justice related to historical crimes.Video coverage of the hearings was provided by the SABC.

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While the TRC's mandate has largely concluded, the Khampepe commission represents a continuation of accountability efforts for those who may have undermined the justice process.The hearings underscore ongoing challenges in reconciling South Africa's complex post-apartheid legacy.