Parliamentarians on Tuesday said they wanted action against South African Broadcasting Corporation officials and executives for billions in irregular expenditure that's led to qualified audit outcomes.
CAPE TOWN - Parliamentarians on Tuesday said they wanted action to be taken against South African Broadcasting Corporation officials and executives for billions in irregular expenditure that's led to qualified audit outcomes.
The AG’s Andries Sekgetho said institutions in the department have performed poorly including the SABC. Committee members like Dianne Kohler Barnard asked why no action was being taken about officials responsible.
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