MK Party Says They Were Not Informed About Security Arrangements for Paul O’Sullivan Ahead of His Testimony at Parliament in South Africa

The uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK Party) has revealed that they weren’t informed about any special security arrangements for private investigator Paul O’Sullivan ahead of his appearance before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee.

O’Sullivan is set to testify on Tuesday regarding alleged corruption in South Africa’s criminal justice system.

Suggested Readings (News continues below)

Catherine O’Hara’s cause of death is confirmed as pulmonary embolism after the beloved actress collapses at her Brentwood home in Los Angeles

Sharon Osbourne considers entering Birmingham City Council race as former jihadi Shahid Butt stands for election in Sparkhill ward amid cultural tensions

Pope Leo XIV Confirms He Will Attend the International Eucharistic Congress and Celebrate Mass in Sydney to Mark the 100th Anniversary of Australia’s First Congress

Anambra State Government Demolishes Illegal Structures Under High Tension Cables at Mgbuka Obosi Market to Enforce Safety and Environmental Regulations

While the committee has promised high-level security to protect him, MK Party members say they had no official communication about any extraordinary measures being implemented.

O’Sullivan’s Safety Concerns and Testimony

Originally, O’Sullivan wanted to testify virtually, citing concerns for his personal safety.

However, he has agreed to appear in person, which has drawn attention to the security measures being put in place.

The Ad Hoc Committee plans to question him about serious allegations, including claims that he impersonated an Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) official and that he participated in a task team allegedly plotting against former national police commissioner Kgomotso Phahlane.

MK Party Members Await His Conduct

Sibonelo Nomvalo, MK Party member on the committee, emphasized that no special arrangements had been communicated to MPs. “