South Africa Launches Police Corruption Inquiry | JQJO

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu following allegations of links to organized crime. Ramaphosa announced an independent commission of inquiry to investigate these claims, which include accusations of receiving payments from a corruption suspect and disbanding a police task force. Mchunu denies the allegations. The commission aims to present initial findings within three months, but opposition parties criticized Ramaphosa's response, citing his tendency to rely on commissions rather than taking decisive action.