Senzo Meyiwa murder probe in good hands, says SA's top cop.
In the statement, the police said Gininda was heading a team which was relooking at cold cases in terms the SAPS cold case intervention programme, as pronounced by the national commissioner.
He said Sitole was regularly updated on the investigation, and was satisfied with the work done so far. Sitole asked South Africans, and the media in particular, to allow the investigation to take its course unhindered.
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