Action has been taken against KZN government workers implicated in financial management of the Covid-19 pandemic, says premier Sihle Zikalala.
Health HOD Dr Sandile Tshabalala said when the AG assessed the department two material irregularities were found, which were similar to those found by the SIU.
“If we as government are not going to send a clear signal to people who committed crime, especially during the pandemic, it means that anyone can say we are just threatening. We need to send a strong message,” said Mkhaliphi.
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