The search for the country's new National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) Head forged ahead despite a legal letter by the Democratic Alliance (DA) which threatened to halt the process.
The advisory panel tasked with the search for the new National Director of Public Prosecutions will interview six candidates over two days, who have met the minimum requirements for the top post.
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The advisory panel tasked with the search for the new National Director of Public Prosecutions will interview six candidates over two days, who have met the minimum requirements for the top post.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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