Former politician Mufamadi has denied ever meeting with former apartheid generals, testifying before the TRC Cases Inquiry on day 82 of its public hearings, according to SABC. The inquiry is examining matters linked to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's unresolved cases. During his testimony, Mufamadi rejected suggestions of any such engagements with apartheid-era military figures. The hearings form part of ongoing public proceedings into how apartheid-era cases were handled in post-democratic South Africa.

Sowetan reports that proceedings of the Khampepe commission into Truth and Reconciliation Commission cases were recorded, with former minister Mufamadi expected to testify. The available information does not specify the date of his appearance, the cases under discussion, or the evidence he may give. The item signals continued public scrutiny of unresolved TRC-related matters and the commission’s ongoing work in South Africa.

Julius Mkhwanazi is scheduled to testify before the Madlanga Commission following allegations of corruption linked to his role at the Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department. The commission is investigating these claims as part of its broader inquiry into corruption within the department.

The Khampepe commission of inquiry is hearing live proceedings into the handling of Truth and Reconciliation Commission cases in South Africa. According to TimesLIVE, the inquiry is examining alleged delays in the prosecution of apartheid-era crimes referred by the TRC. The hearings, presided over by retired Constitutional Court justice Sisi Khampepe, seek to establish why numerous cases were not pursued by prosecuting authorities.

SABC News is providing live coverage of proceedings in the Khampepe Commission of Inquiry into TRC cases, dated 8 September 2026. The inquiry relates to cases stemming from South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission process. The feed provides live updates on the commission's hearings, though specific testimony, witnesses, or rulings from the session are not detailed in the available information.

Mnikelwa Nxele, the suspended Commissioner of KZN Correctional Services, is set to appear in court facing charges of fraud and money laundering. The legal proceedings will address the allegations against him, which have raised significant concerns within the department.