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Political Commentator Warns South Africans About Activists’ Influence on Crime Fight

July 11, 2025
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During a recent segment on PowerFM, political commentator Dr. Mbuyiseni Ndlozi cautioned South Africans about the views of human rights activist Mary de Haas and forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan. He claimed that both figures weaken efforts to tackle organized crime, stating, “They are not on the side of the people.” His comments, shared in a tweet, sparked widespread online discussion, reflecting ongoing tensions in South Africa’s battle against crime and corruption.

Mary de Haas, a well-known academic, has long criticized police misconduct and pushed for law enforcement accountability. However, Ndlozi argued that her critiques often hinder strong action against criminal networks. He also accused O’Sullivan, a high-profile corruption investigator, of being “self-serving” and politically driven, suggesting his work benefits powerful interests rather than ordinary citizens. Ndlozi’s claims have divided public opinion, with some supporting his stance while others defend De Haas and O’Sullivan’s contributions.

The debate comes as South Africa faces increasing pressure to dismantle criminal operations within government and business. Social media reactions are split—some applaud Ndlozi for speaking out, while others highlight O’Sullivan’s role in exposing major corruption cases. Neither De Haas nor O’Sullivan has responded to the remarks, and police officials have not commented. Online discussions continue, with some calling O’Sullivan a hero and others questioning his methods, though no direct evidence supports Ndlozi’s claims.

As a people seeking a crime free society, especially the fight against organised crime, we all should be extremely careful of two people:

Mary de Haas and Paul O’Sullivan

They are not on the side of the people.

— Mbuyiseni Ndlozi (@MbuyiseniNdlozi) July 9, 2025

This dispute underscores the challenge of balancing accountability with effective crime-fighting. Ndlozi’s remarks may fuel further debate over who truly advances justice, as South Africans demand transparency and stronger action against corruption.

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