Service delivery affected after alleged looting of R30mn from CoastalKzn
DURBAN - Higher Education Department head in KwaZulu-Natal Sipho Nzimande said the R30 million allegedly looted at the Coastal KZN TVET College had prevented plans to deliver services to students.The alleged corrupt dealings allegedly took place between November 2018 and October 2019.
The Higher Education Department's Sipho Nzimande said: “You know when you talk of the court cases that involve government, in most cases, they will not give us lucrative results. But my wish is that those at fault are arrested and get heavy sentences.”Attorney Bilal Malani represents Ansari, Khan and Bechoo and has responded to the claims.
“We believe the process was quick and speedy. Our clients are extremely happy that the State has not opposed bail. They look forward to vindicating themselves at the trial.”Download the EWN app to your iOS or Android device.
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