President announces judicial inquiry into interference while the Truth and Reconciliation Commission refers cases related to inequality.
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President announces judicial inquiry into interference while the Truth and Reconciliation Commission refers cases related to inequality.
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A commission of inquiry has been established to investigate interference in its work, facing challenges to its process and the impartiality of its chairperson.Also in this story
- Sisi Khampepe's bid to be removed as commission chair was dismissed by the court, addressing challenges raised by Jacob Zuma.
- The constitutional court reviewed the inquiry into the Truth and Reconciliation Commission cases on August 31, 2026.
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Truth and Reconciliation Commission
South Korean governmental body investigating Korean historical incidents between 1910–1993 (from the beginning of Japanese colonial rule until the end of authoritarian rule)
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South Africa
country in southern Africa
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