The head of supply management at the Mpumalanga Department of Human Settlements, Thabo Mashile, is currently testifying.
JOHANNESBURG - The head of supply chain management at the Mpumalanga Human Settlements Department has taken the stand as the first witness in the trial of former State Security Minister and African National Congress member of Parliament Bongani Bongo and 16 others.
The trial kicked off in the Nelspruit Specialised Commercial Crimes Court on Monday, with the accused all pleading not guilty to the 78 charges they now face.- Two graft charges against ANC MP Bongani Bongo droppedThe director responsible for Supply Chain Management at the Mpumalanga Human Settlement Department, Thabo Mashile, took the stand on Tuesday.
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