A judicial commission is investigating the disappearance of 541 kilograms of cocaine, estimated to be worth R200 million, and has begun to reveal significant failings within the police force. The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry is hearing testimony related to the handling of the case, suggesting procedural errors and potential misconduct. Key witness accounts are being presented, which authorities say could influence the direction of the ongoing investigation. The inquiry is focused on how the substantial quantity of suspected cocaine was stolen and the subsequent police response. Details emerging from the commission suggest a compromised investigation and raise questions about accountability. The commission’s findings are expected to have implications for those involved and potentially lead to further investigations or disciplinary action. The full extent of the police mishandling is still being uncovered.