The Northern Cape government has established a Commission of Inquiry to deal with traditional leadership disputes. Some communities in the province have been embroiled in chieftaincy disputes, prompting the establishment of the commission.
The provincial Department of Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs says it is confident that this move will finally put to rest leadership contests.
The commission established by Premier Zamani Saul will, among others, investigate traditional leadership disputes.
Recently, the community of Camden Village in Kuruman complained that their traditional council was dysfunctional.
Mpho Montsho is a concerned resident.
