[TOP STORY] Three ministers allegedly involved in attempted R5bn UIF corruption

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‘One cannot but imagine how much the fiscus would have lost and whether such an amount would have been recoverable, had those vigilant and very upright senior officers at the UIF not pushed back,’ says Tebogo Khaas, chairperson of Public Interest SA.

7 Nov 2023 7AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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