The first report recommended the removal of Hawks bosses Anwa Dramat and Shadrack Sibiya but the second report exonerated them.
Former Police Minister Nathi Nhleko said that he was concerned that there were two reports into Zimbabwe renditions, one saying that Hawks bosses Anwa Dramat and Shadrack Sibiya were implicated in the renditions and should be criminally charged, while another cleared them.
The state capture inquiry is hearing more testimony from Ipid investigator related to the Zimbabwe renditions. It is also expected to hear in-camera testimony from a Crime Intelligence official who exposed corruption in his branch during Richard Mdluli's tenure.
An Ipid investigator said that after he was arrested and charged for allegedly defeating the ends of justice for altering a report in the so-called Zimbabwe rendition matter, the watchdog body no longer compiled reports to send to the NPA, together with dockets.
A senior Ipid investigator has told the state capture commission that it was irregular for Crime Intelligence to conduct investigations as was the case in the so-called Zimbabwe rendition matter.
O'Sullivan identified three controversial narratives which had their genesis in the 'Sunday Times'.
Former Gauteng Hawks boss Shadrack Sibiya says that the crime-fighting ability of the unit has been significantly damaged because of ongoing instability.
Anwar Dramat and Shadrack Sibiya faced charges over the alleged unlawful extradition of suspects to Zimbabwe in 2010.
The duo along made representations in the Pretoria High Court on Monday.
McBride and two co-accused allegedly altered the rendition report to clear Hawks officials of the crime.
Sibiya and two others are accused of arresting and illegally deporting five Zimbabwean suspects in 2010.
The three are implicated in the arrest and illegal deportation of five Zimbabwean suspects in 2010.
The decision to charge the trio is in connection with the rendition of Zimbabwean nationals in 2010.
Innocent Khuba received a final warning after pleading guilty to dishonesty & defeating the ends of justice.
EWN can reveal one of McBride’s subordinates has admitted to altering a report into the case.
EWN has seen the signed affidavit in which Innocent Khuba pleads guilty to defeating the ends of justice.
A disciplinary hearing found the Gauteng Hawks head sanctioned the rendition of Zimbabwean suspects.
McBride faces charges for allegedly altering a report into the arrest & rendition of Zimbabwean suspects.
