DA wants immediate release of reports on SAA corruption probes
‘There can be no further delays, particularly if the reports confirm the South African Cabin Crew Association’s allegations of widespread corruption at the national carrier’
28 June 2017 - 13:33
The DA is demanding that the finance ministry immediately release reports on alleged corruption at South African Airways (SAA). "For seven months the DA has been requesting these reports. However, National Treasury has refused to hand them over," DA deputy finance spokesman Alf Lees said on Wednesday. "Last month, Deputy Finance Minister Sfiso Buthelezi promised to release these reports to the finance committee, (but) he has failed to make good on this promise," Lees said.
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