The Compensation Fund says it has clawed back millions lost to alleged fraud — recovering around R46 million from the more than R71 million believed to have been siphoned off over the past two financial years. But the full scale of the scandal may still be unfolding, with reports suggesting not all fraudulent activity has yet been uncovered. 

GUEST: Farzana Fakir, Acting Commissioner of the Compensation Fund

<p>The Compensation Fund says it has clawed back millions lost to alleged fraud &mdash; recovering around R46 million from the more than R71 million believed to have been siphoned off over the past two financial years. But the full scale of the scandal may still be unfolding, with reports suggesting not all fraudulent activity has yet been uncovered.&nbsp;</p>
<p>GUEST: Farzana Fakir, Acting Commissioner of the Compensation Fund</p>

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The Compensation Fund says it has clawed back millions lost to alleged fraud — recovering around R46 million from the more than R71 million believed to have been siphoned off over the past two financial years.