The State Information Technology Agency (SITA) says it supports the call for an investigation into the procurement of 22 laptops at a cost of approximately two million rand through an alleged SITA contract. The entity says the investigation must shed light on many procurements related questions that have yet to be answered, following the purchase, which was made by the Mpumalanga Department of Basic Education. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SITA Head of Corporate Affairs, Tlali Tlali

The State Information Technology Agency (SITA) says it supports the call for an investigation into the procurement of 22 laptops at a cost of approximately two million rand through an alleged SITA contract. The entity says the investigation must shed light on many procurements related questions that have yet to be answered, following the purchase, which was made by the Mpumalanga Department of Basic Education. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SITA Head of Corporate Affairs, Tlali Tlali

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SITA says it is beyond the agency's comprehension that the Mpumalanga Education Department purchased 22 laptops for R2 million

ActionSA says it welcomes the action taken by City of Tshwane Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya to suspend MMC Kholofelo Morodi pending the outcome of a full investigation into the allegations arising from the Madlanga Commission.  The party says it commends Dr Moya for directing immediate engagement with the Madlanga Commission and for working to ensure cooperation between the City and the Commission, so that the City can urgently protect and uphold the integrity of its institutions. ActionSA spokesperson Matthew George

ActionSA says it welcomes the action taken by City of Tshwane Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya to suspend MMC Kholofelo Morodi pending the outcome of a full investigation into the allegations arising from the Madlanga Commission. &nbsp;The party says it commends Dr Moya for directing immediate engagement with the Madlanga Commission and for working to ensure cooperation between the City and the Commission, so that the City can urgently protect and uphold the integrity of its institutions. ActionSA spokesperson Matthew George

ActionSA welcomes Nasiphi Moya placing Kholofelo Morodi on special leave.

Gauteng's Organised Crime Unit, Sergeant Fannie Nkosi says he is the one who inquired about his brother's company tender compliance status with Tshwane Municipality Chief Financial Officer Gareth Mnisi. Responding to Madlanga Commission Evidence Leader Advocate Mathew Chaskalson, Nkosi says it is then that Mnisi asked for his brother's company vendor number. 

Gauteng's Organised Crime Unit, Sergeant Fannie Nkosi says he is the one who inquired about his brother's company tender compliance status with Tshwane Municipality Chief Financial Officer Gareth Mnisi. Responding to Madlanga Commission Evidence Leader Advocate Mathew Chaskalson, Nkosi says it is then that Mnisi asked for his brother's company vendor number.&nbsp;

I was just enquiring about my brother's company status with vendor number - Fannie Nkosi

Gauteng's Organised Crime Unit, Sergeant Fannie Nkosi has denied having captured Tshwane Municipality Chief Financial Officer Gareth Mnisi for tenders. Responding to Madlanga Commission Evidence Leader Advocate Mathew Chaskalson, Nkosi said that he and Mnisi just have a close relationship. 

Gauteng's Organised Crime Unit, Sergeant Fannie Nkosi has denied having captured Tshwane Municipality Chief Financial Officer Gareth Mnisi for tenders. Responding to Madlanga Commission Evidence Leader Advocate Mathew Chaskalson, Nkosi said that he and Mnisi just have a close relationship.&nbsp;

SITA says it is beyond the agency's comprehension that the Mpumalanga Education Department purchased 22 laptops for R2 million

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