Ronald Lamola, the justice minister who lit a fire under stagnant TRC cases
What to know about Ronald Lamola, the justice minister who lit a fire under stagnant TRC cases
Ronald Ozzy Lamola, current Minister of International Relations and Cooperation and an MP, was minister of justice from 2019 to 2024 and told the Khampepe Inquiry on 11 August that several major institutional and case-specific successes had occurred during…
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Ronald Ozzy Lamola, current Minister of International Relations and Cooperation and an MP, was minister of justice from 2019 to 2024 and told the Khampepe Inquiry on 11 August that several major institutional and case-specific successes had occurred during…
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