Busisiwe Mkhwebane says she is being sabotaged by her suspension as Public Protector.
She says she is attending Parliament’s impeachment inquiry under duress.
However, she was happy with Day 1 of proceedings.
Mkhwebane says the delays caused by her legal challenges were to Parliament’s benefit, because they helped refine the process.
She is however not holding off on another legal challenge – that of her suspension.
Mkhwebane says she welcomes the opportunity to speak freely about the reports that are the subject of this inquiry.
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