Prosecution boss Shamila Batohi says ahead of an anticipated "avalanche" of cases emanating from the State Capture Inquiry, the National Prosecuting Authority has made corruption its priority.

Prosecution boss Shamila Batohi says ahead of an anticipated “avalanche” of cases emanating from the State Capture Inquiry, the National Prosecuting Authority has made corruption its priority.

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7 December 2021

Batohi says the NPA is preparing to strategically select cases arising from the Inquiry, based on its limited resources. Batohi also says they’re making good progress in rebuilding the NPA.

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