Business Day TV spoke to Sunday Times reporter Franny Rabkin
06 June 2023 - 15:05
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Demands for the release of the Lady R inquiry report have fallen on deaf ears. The investigation into whether the Russian ship was loaded with weapons in December will not be made public, according to the Presidency.
Meanwhile, opposition party the DA intends to legally contest this. Sunday Times reporter Franny Rabkin spoke to Business Day TV about this.
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WATCH: Lady R probe report will be kept secret
Business Day TV spoke to Sunday Times reporter Franny Rabkin
Demands for the release of the Lady R inquiry report have fallen on deaf ears. The investigation into whether the Russian ship was loaded with weapons in December will not be made public, according to the Presidency.
Meanwhile, opposition party the DA intends to legally contest this. Sunday Times reporter Franny Rabkin spoke to Business Day TV about this.
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