WATCH LIVE | State capture inquiry to hear more State Security Agency-related evidence

The commission of inquiry into state capture will on Friday hear evidence related to the State Security Agency (SSA) from unidentified witnesses.

During the testimony of inspector-general of intelligence Isaac Dintwe on Wednesday evening, he revealed to the commission that a “parallel vetting structure” was established by the SSA to deal with opponents of the state capture project.

He fingered two top spooks — former special ops boss Thulani Dlomo and erstwhile spy boss Arthur Fraser.

The SSA, he said, had two vetting structures — one for allies of former president Jacob Zuma and a rogue one for anyone who was opposed to corruption, fraud and malfeasance in the public sector. 

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