Motshekga addresses accountability concerns as Ramaphosa takes charge of Iran naval exercise inquiry
Motshekga maintained that accountability measures remained in place as per the defence regulations and code of conduct for the members of the South African…
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ActionSA parliamentary leader Athol Trollip wrote to Motshekga, asking whether the assumption of responsibility for initiating the board of inquiry by the Presidency was not an indictment on her and the ability of her department to ensure internal accountability . The probe was sparked by allegations that the South African Navy ignored Ramaphosa’s directive to limit Iran to observer status during the exercise that involved South Africa, China, Russia, and Iran.
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ActionSA parliamentary leader Athol Trollip wrote to Motshekga, asking whether the assumption of responsibility for initiating the board of inquiry by the Presidency was not an indictment on her and the ability of her department to ensure internal accountability .
according to IOL (Independent Online)The probe was sparked by allegations that the South African Navy ignored Ramaphosa’s directive to limit Iran to observer status during the exercise that involved South Africa, China, Russia, and Iran.
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