Tight financial constraints facing the justice department and the NPA had a firm impact on stalled Truth and Reconciliation Commission cases, says former justice minister Ronald Lamola. Lamola was being cross-examined before the TRC Inquiry on Monday after an appearance in early August. The former minister, now international relations minister,…
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