Breakfast with Bongani Bingwa · 20 July 2026 · 6m
Speaker 1: Seventy two interviews start with this. The Zonder Commission, or the State Capture Commission of Speaker 1: Inquiry, famously took years to complete and more than a billion rand from the public Speaker 1: purse. Currently underway, the Malanga Commission of Inquiries moving at a different speed. Evidence coming Speaker 1: in thick and fast, and the dominoes are falling as dismissals and arrests already begin Speaker 1: even as the hearings continue. But when we compare the two, are we doing so Speaker 1: fairly? Or is it apples and oranges? We're joined now by analysts and security strategist Speaker 1: and retired Interpol Ambassador Andy Mashaila. A very good morning to you and welcome to Speaker 1: seven or to breakfast molinor we. Speaker 2: Haven't spoken in a long while. Good morning to you. And all the time I Speaker 2: listen to your show, you remind me of one lovely brother who used to wake Speaker 2: the x G and making soldiers in peace. And thank you for the good. Speaker 1: Show, thank you for the compliments, high praise. Indeed, let's get on with it. Then, Speaker 1: different powers, different mandates. Some might argue, is it fair to compare the Mazanga Commission Speaker 1: with the Zonder Commission of Inquiry. Speaker 2: Bonganiya to the posit chief and your next question. Answering your next question, I would Speaker 2: say you look at the cost tech and you compare the cost TEG with the Speaker 2: benefits you and I are now doing a cost benefit analysis in this site by Speaker 2: side analysis of the two commissions is very fair. All of them were given the Speaker 2: mandate and South Africans expected people to be arrested, projectuted and…
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