SSA: Media access will threaten ‘national security’ in Dlomo state capture trial

Author: Kyle Cowan, Pieter Du Toit and Jeff WicksPublished on: October 22, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & LawPolitics

SSA: Media access will threaten ‘national security’ in Dlomo state capture trial

The headline says the State Security Agency (SSA) believes media access to Thulani Dlomo’s state capture trial would threaten “national security”. The supplied excerpt does not provide the agency’s arguments or details of the disputed media access.

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