The parliamentary committee inquiring into suspended public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s fitness to hold office was on Wednesday shown court documents disputing her finding that the CR17 campaign was implicated in money laundering.
Evidence leaders at the section 194 inquiry continued to unpack evidence Mkhwebane had presented to the commission for six days.
Bawa said the court found that Watson had made a donation to the CR17 campaign as a long-standing member of the ANC. The court said there was no contrary evidence.Another evidence leader, Ncumisa Mayosi, said in her remedial action on the CR17 report, Mkhwebane had directed that the national director of public prosecutions ,
Mkhwebane also said the NDPP must submit an implementation plan indicating how the remedial action would be implemented. This remedial action was challenged in court.What led to the challenge was that she did more than merely refer these matters to relevant authorities, she instructed the NDPP as to how to discharge her responsibility.
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