Phiyega fitness for office
Zuma receives report on Phiyega’s fitness to hold office
President Zuma set up the inquiry in September 2015 after the Farlam Commission’s report found Riah Phiyega guilty of misconduct.
The City Press at the weekend reported that the board has already decided that the suspended police chief is unfit to hold office.
Suspended National Police Commissioner Riah Phiyega has dismissed recommendations by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate to have her charged with defeating the ends of justice over the Marikana massacre.
The suspended police commissioner said the tragedy is being used against her and others.
A board of inquiry will probe whether she deceived the public regarding the shootings in Marikana.
This comes after MPs adopted a report which says their conduct embarrassed the Saps.
The Sunday Independent reports several generals who served under Riah Phiyega may soon be suspended.
The Farlam Commission recommended that an inquiry be held into her role in the Marikana massacre.
Sapu says the national police commissioner should rather just step down from her post.
The opposition and Sapu are calling on the president to implement changes in the SAPS.
President Zuma will be instituting an inquiry into Riah Phiyega’s fitness to hold office.
President Jacob Zuma has instituted an inquiry into Police Commissioner Riah Phiyega’s conduct.
SA’s top cops were hauled over the coals for pledging support for Phiyega while she faces a possible inquiry.
Nearly 400 people have been arrested nationally in connection with robberies at shopping centres this year.
The country's top cops had to explain to Parliament why they publicly supported Riah Phiyega.
This week #The411 chats to UJ students about what they make of the new NSFAS chairman, Riah Phiyega's fitness to hold office and Malema imminent parliament disruption.
MPs slammed police management for publicly supporting Riah Phiyega over her fitness to hold office.
The parliamentary committee says the recent endorsement of Phiyega’s leadership is inappropriate.
A board representing the nine provincial police commissioners says Riah Phiyega has turned the SAPS around.