JOHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa is yet to reveal the details of the Special Investigative Unit's probe into the contract that the Health Department gave Digital Vibes.
However, the Daily Maverick says new filings from the SIU to the special tribunal show the Health Department favoured Digital Vibes over a much more experienced communications company for the R150m rand contract.The publication says the procurement process undertaken to award the contract was deeply flawed, unlawful and invalid.Daily Maverick Investigative Journalist, Pieter-Louis Myburgh spoke to eNCA in the video above.
Why is it hard for Ramaphosa to fire this one
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Still on special leave and getting his monthly salary yet Ace_Magashule is suspended. SupraMahumapelo Suspended. mrlungisa Suspended. niehaus_carl Suspended. How does this MYANC ANCNEC works and its policy? CyrilRamaphosa
That president of the organised criminal syndicate called ANC has placed this man on fully paid leave as he sings corruption like a stuck vynil record.
They all dirty, why not dive in more on Ramaphosa like you did Zuma. Namaxoki demedi
JaiL All of them HealthZA who are corrupt.
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