Shadrack Sibiya's resignation: justice or a chance to save face?
Shadrack Sibiya’s dishonourable discharge ends his SAPS career, but allowing him to resign rather than face dismissal raises difficult questions about accountability and public trust, writes IOL Editor Lance Witten.
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