The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) says it is too soon to make any arrests in the case relating to R150 million Digital Vibes scandal.
“Much as that the report was read, or you were given a summary, you must get the entire thing, read it through and make sure that those people that need to be arrested are arrested and that is not going to happen today just because the report comes today,” said Hawks spokesperson Colonel Katlego Mogale.
Mogale further added: “Once we have gone through the report and comprehended the recommendations contained therein, only then can we respond to the answers of your enquiry.”
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