Whistle-blower Alleges Corruption in Transport Department Service Provider Payments.
From First Take SA · 6:51
Show by SAfm
A whistleblower in the National Department of Transport says he has been barred from returning to work despite the expiry of his 60-day precautionary suspension. Director for Research and Content Development, Esethu Hasane says he has not been issued a formal charge sheet and believes he is being targeted for raising alleged procurement irregularities. He says he made protected disclosures to oversight bodies about the matter. Elvis Presslin spoke to Esethu Hasane...
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