The leadership crisis in policing in South Africa leaves the public confused about whether either the accusers or the accused are capable of protecting us from crime. The allegations being flung around are serious and worrying, and threaten to undermine even further both police morale and public confidence in policing.
We cannot wait for a drawn-out commission of inquiry. We need an urgent and impartial preliminary inquiry, to be conducted by judges, external policing experts and investigators - all of unimpeachable integrity - to assess the situation and to advise the President, and report to Parliament, on the way ahead within six weeks.Archbishop Thabo Makgoba
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