Following accusations by Mr Norman Moabi, and his resignation, South African arms deal inquiry chairperson, Judge Willie Seriti, has denied the commission has a secret agenda.
It is unfortunate that in South Africa when high profile political figures are involved in a probe, complete transparency is unlikely. Manipulation and corruption have become the order of the day and citizens have lost faith in the 'integrity' of those claiming to protect them.
Whether or not Seriti has good reason to believe Moabi's resignation and statements are the result of a personal attack remains to be seen. But until it can be established and proved otherwise, where there is smoke it is not unreasonable to suspect evidence of fire.
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