The Special Investigating Unit wants to recover R150 million the national Department of Health paid to communication company Digital Vibes. But Mkhize believes that the SIU report is flawed.
The Special Investigating Unit has accused former health minister Zweli Mkhize of unlawful and improper conduct and wants his family to repay R4 million which they allegedly benefited from as a result of the awarding of a communications contract., seeking to recover R150 million in total, which the national Department of Health paid to a company called Digital Vibes in terms of the contract.
The publication reported that the SIU said Mkhize had put pressure on health department director-general Malebona Matsoso via repeated text messages to approve the awarding of the contract to Digital Vibes, a company linked to Tahera Mather and Naadhira Mitha, his former adviser and an ex-secretary respectively.
"At best, this conduct on the part of the minister was improper and, at worst, the conduct of the minister was unlawful," the unit said in the papers.
That money is needed there are better things to do with it
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R4m is change to him...