The commission investigated the high number of political killings that plagued KwaZulu-Natal in recent years.
This is one of the findings made in the 423-page report compiled by the commission that probed political murders.
The commission's report was made public in the KwaZulu-Natal legislature on Thursday, where Premier Willies Mchunu called for a collective effort in dealing with the killings.
With the Moerane Commission report on KZN political killings expected to be released on Thursday, an activist from the infamous Glebelands remains a hotspot for these killings.
The KwaZulu-Natal premier will present the report in the provincial legislature on Thursday.
The commission investigated murders that have taken place in KwaZulu-Natal since 2011 including deaths at the notorious Glebelands hostel.
The commission probed the killings that have rocked the province since 2011 amid reports that the crimes were politically motivated.
President Cyril Ramaphosa used part of his address to reflect on what Nelson Mandela would say about the increasing number of killings in KZN.
The suspect was arrested on Sunday during police patrols at the notorious hostel, where he was found in possession of a gun and ammunition.
SAPS Brigadier Bongani Maqashalala reiterated the results of the toxicology tests that Magaqa was not poisoned.
A relative gave testimony at the Moerane Commission of inquiry on Monday which is currently investigating political killings in KwaZulu-Natal.
Mondli Mthethwa has been wanted for his alleged involvement in at least two cases of murder in the hostel, including where a woman was gunned down in her room at the hostel in August last year.
The suspect was initially charged with possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition.
The 32-year-old man was arrested on Christmas Eve when one unlicensed firearm and rounds of ammunition were found in his possession.
A 32-year-old man was arrested in Umlazi on Christmas eve, and was also found in possession of an unlicensed firearm
Umzimkhulu Mayor Mphuthumi Mpabanga says that warring factions in the regional ANC are to blame for the killings this year.
Mphuthumi Mpabanga has unpacked how and when tensions in the Harry Gwala Region began and why the municipality believes warring factions are killing each other.
The arrests, confirmed late on Thursday, brings to six the number of people arrested since investigations began into suspected political killings at the hostel.
