The sentencing of NSFAS student Sibongile Mani to five years in prison when she used some of the 14-million rand was erroneously paid to her account by the agency in 2017. Editors and some of the country’s top names have entered the debate with some shaming those who are sympathetic to her while some feel that the sentencing was too harsh. As society, which is the right way to look at this case? To help us navigate this issue, we are joined on the line by…

Guest: Cynthia Schoeman - Managing Director of Ethics Monitoring & Management Services Proprietary Ltd

Guest: Ghalib Galant - Trustee of Accountability Now and founding member of SynergyWORKS

The sentencing of NSFAS student Sibongile Mani to five years in prison when she used some of the 14-million rand was erroneously paid to her account by the agency in 2017. Editors and some of the country&rsquo;s top names have entered the debate with some shaming those who are sympathetic to her while some feel that the sentencing was too harsh. As society, which is the right way to look at this case? To help us navigate this issue, we are joined on the line by&hellip;
Guest: Cynthia Schoeman - Managing Director of Ethics Monitoring &amp; Management Services Proprietary Ltd
Guest: Ghalib Galant - Trustee of Accountability Now and founding member of SynergyWORKS

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