Labour minister Thulas Nxesi has scored a court victory over controversial contract.
The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria has set aside businessman Mthunzi Mdwaba’s controversial R5-billion contract with the Unemployment Insurance Fund is interdicted from publicly uttering any statement to the effect that the applicant had been corrupt or extortionate when prohibiting the implementation of the contract,” it added.
Responding previously to the allegations against him, Mbalula said: “In South African political parlance, it has become too easy to soil one another with the corruption tag.“Corruption eats away at the very important gains of democracy; it defers the dreams of the entire nation, black and white.”Gcaleka tells court Mkhwebane left PPSA ‘in financial dire straits’
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