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VIDEO | State Capture Inquiry, former State Security minister David Mahlobo testifies

9 April 2021, 9:00 AM  |
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Former State Security minister David Mahlobo begins testimony at the State Capture Inquiry. Later the Commission is expected to hear Denel-related evidence from former Public Enterprises minister Lynne Brown on Friday.

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