Andrea Johnson’s potential end: Idac boss admits colleagues ‘misinformed’ her in Crime Intelligence scandal
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Andrea Johnson, head of South Africa's Investigating Directorate Against Corruption, has admitted that some information used to arrest Crime Intelligence officers was inaccurate. This concession aligns with claims by police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi that rogue elements may have infiltrated her office.
Anti-corruption directorate boss Andrea Johnson was initially adamant about why she pursued certain Crime Intelligence officers, which ultimately led to their arrests. But she’s changed her tune somewhat, edging closer to KwaZulu-Natal police boss Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s stance that duplicitous individuals reside in South Africa’s key law-enforcement agencies, including in her office.
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