NPA confirms IDAC head Andrea Johnson has returned to work

Author: Lisalee SolomonsPublished on: July 17, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

NPA confirms IDAC head Andrea Johnson has returned to work

Andrea Johnson, head of IDAC, has returned to work, confirmed by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) on 17 July 2026. The announcement was made by Lisalee Solomons in a News24 article. No further details were provided regarding the circumstances of her absence or return.

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