Former apartheid police commander Eugene de Kock has accused the National Prosecuting Authority of failing to pursue crucial evidence that could have led to further prosecutions for apartheid-era crimes.

The National Briefing · Oct 27, 2026 · 6m

Former apartheid police commander Eugene de Kock has accused the National Prosecuting Authority of failing to pursue crucial evidence that could have led to further prosecutions for apartheid-era crimes. Testifying before the Khampepe Commission of Inquiry, De Kock says he was willing to provide information about killings and bombings allegedly ordered by senior police officers and politicians, but was never properly questioned

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