Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) deputy Advocate Peter Serunye, testified at the Madlanga Commission on Tuesday.
Advocate Peter Serunye, deputy head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC), said his former boss, Advocate Andrea Johnson, lied when she testified that no one in her office had raised concerns about the corruption cases against Brigadier Dineo Mokwele and former Crime Intelligence chief financial officer Philani Lushaba.
Serunye told the Madlanga Commission on Tuesday that Johnson's version was contradicted by several emails he sent her, in which he questioned the merits of the investigations and urged that concerns surrounding both cases be considered before the prosecutions moved forward.
"I raised, I think earlier we read one of my emails where I referred his queries to him. It was not only that one email, but there were two, maybe even three others that I referred to her, even with the Lushaba case," Serunye testified.
His evidence came after commission co-chair Sesi Baloyi put Johnson's testimony to him. Johnson had maintained that she was unaware of any internal objections to the prosecutions.
