The head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC), Advocate Andrea Johnson, has reportedly returned to work after missing her scheduled testimony before the Madlanga Commission earlier this week.
Johnson was expected to appear before the commission, which is investigating allegations linked to the criminal justice system. However, on the morning she was due to testify, she submitted a sick note to the commission, resulting in her appearance being postponed.
Her reported return to work comes amid growing public interest in her anticipated testimony, with many awaiting her account before the commission.
The Madlanga Commission has been hearing evidence from several senior officials as part of its ongoing inquiry, and Johnson’s testimony is expected to be a key part of the proceedings.
It remains unclear when Johnson will now appear before the commission. While reports indicate that she has resumed her official duties, the commission has yet to announce a new date for her testimony.
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