Former Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini was convicted of perjury after having been found to have lied to a Constitutional Court-mandated inquiry into the Sassa grants crisis.
JOHANNESBURG - Former Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini has been sentenced to four years in prison or a R200,000 fine for perjury.Magistrate Betty Khumalo says Dlamini overstepped her authority in the social grants saga.
Dlamini was convicted of perjury after having been found to have lied to a Constitutional Court-mandated inquiry into the Sassa grants crisis. [BREAKING NEWS] Bathabile Dlamini has been sentenced to either 4 years imprisonment or a R200 000 fine. If she chooses 4 years imprisonment 2 years will be suspended.
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