Digital Vibes beneficiaries lose bid to avoid scrutiny
Tribunal ruling means the SIU can continue with its case against former health minister Zweli Mkhize and companies that allegedly benefited from an irregular R150m tender
07 September 2022 - 14:19
The Special Tribunal has dismissed an application by six companies not to be joined in the Special Investigating Unit’s (SIU’s) court bid to recover and set aside the Department of Health’s R150m irregular tender with Digital Vibes.
The companies, including All Out Trading, Tusokuhle Farming, Azwakele Trading and Projects, and former health minister Zweli Mkhize’s daughter-in-law, Sithokozile Khaliphile Mkhize, had applied to not be added to the SIU’s review application to have the contract declared unlawful, set aside and have the money paid back to the state...
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