Mkhwebane reports find against KZN health dept & SAPS
JOHANNESBURG - Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has released 12 reports focusing on maladministration and corruption in the awarding of tenders at various government departments.
The Public Protector also found against the police service in its awarding of a contract to a company called Tracker Network, saying the proper process was not followed.
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