The matter is in connection with the R255 million asbestos tender issued by the Free State government in 2014.
JOHANNESBURG - The case of a former senior government official accused of receiving a R7 million bribe from controversial businessman Edwin Sodi has been postponed to 23 September.
The matter is in connection with the R255 million asbestos tender that the Free State government issued in 2014. Hawks spokesperson Christopher Singo claimed that Ann-Diedricks participated in the alleged corruption.
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