Tender corruption allegations are untrue, says Zamani Saul
Northern Cape premier says the attempt to taint his reputation is part of a resistance campaign directed at him because of his fight against wrongdoing in the province
31 August 2020 - 10:45
Northern Cape premier Zamani Saul has denied links to tender corruption related to personal protective equipment (PPE), saying the allegations were part of a pushback against his attempt to clean up the province.
Saul is among President Cyril Ramaphosa’s close allies and has been particularly vocal against corruption and largesse in the Northern Cape. He famously decried the exorbitant spending by public officials, and moved to put an end to the perks of high office, including blue light convoys and other “executive luxuries”...
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