Big headache for Ramaphosa

[Bradley Prior]

Big headache for Ramaphosa

President Cyril Ramaphosa is under pressure to act against his close ally, communications minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, who has been implicated in state capture.

 

[now05ster]

So act.

 

[r00igev@@r]

Spineless Squirrel

 

[Lupus]

Ramaposer won't do anything, remember it's the party first, then themselves, then Guptas, then Cuba, then then then then and South Africa at the bottom of that list

 

[TheChamp]

To be honest, this statement from the commission does not inspire a lot of confidence.

The second part of the Zondo Commission’s State Capture Inquiry states that Ntshavheni was “probably culpable” in helping the Gupta family capture state-owned arms manufacturer Denel.

 

[Herr der Verboten]

breaking news everyone

 

[NarrowBandFtw]

So act.

acting is pretty much all CR does, roll cameras aaaaand action!

 

[Cactus]

So act.

But that means he has to throw one of his collogues under the bus, and that's not ayoba

 

[TheChamp]

So act.

He shouldn't do anything until the board of the time including Ntshavheni is charged, doing anything based on the "probably culpable" statement will not be wise. Unless he chooses to remove her in a cabinet reshuffle that is for his own reasons.

 

[system32]

Fire the bitch

 

[Quicks]

Fire the bitch

Special leave holiday pay for the next 2 years and put into another position where she can continue the corruption.

 

[Gazg]

Lmfao.........isn't there any of these morons that have not had their hand in the till??

Just don't ask her any questions........

 

[IndigoIdentity]

The job interview:

Will you enrich the ruling party elite?

 

[Acid0]

Squirrel has to worry about his sword that he needs to fall on before addressing these kind of thing

 

[Hemi300c]

The anc are all useless corrupt criminals

 

[Danie_V]

Really makes me wonder about that period now. I was at a different SOE and we had a colleague suspended for a full year "under investigation". Nothing was found, and as he stuck it out, he was in fact re-instated (in other words nothing found). He used to be involved in various tenders, and we always wondered if he was put on suspension for refusing to go along with an award for an irregular tender.... The best tactic was, suspend and then replace with someone else on a tender evaluation, who will sign off. My own laptop was seized a while after that for forensic search. Nothing was found (as I was not involved in anything) and I was never even told what the investigation was about, nor what reason was given by whom to why there was any suspicion warranting such a search. Although I worked a few more years to take early retirement, it had also soured my experience at a SOE. I did not have to take early retirement, but my skills were lost early due to some toxic approaches like these.

 

[TheChamp]

Really makes me wonder about that period now. I was at a different SOE and we had a colleague suspended for a full year "under investigation". Nothing was found, and as he stuck it out, he was in fact re-instated (in other words nothing found). He used to be involved in various tenders, and we always wondered if he was put on suspension for refusing to go along with an award for an irregular tender.... The best tactic was, suspend and then replace with someone else on a tender evaluation, who will sign off. My own laptop was seized a while after that for forensic search. Nothing was found (as I was not involved in anything) and I was never even told what the investigation was about, nor what reason was given by whom to why there was any suspicion warranting such a search. Although I worked a few more years to take early retirement, it had also soured my experience at a SOE. I did not have to take early retirement, but my skills were lost early due to some toxic approaches like these.

Did you at any point have a Chairperson who wears a doek while you were at this SOE?

 

[Danie_V]

Did you at any point have a Chairperson who wears a doek while you were at this SOE?

Can't remember, but we did have a string of changing CEOs with a turnaround strategy each time. Two turnarounds actually overlapped, as the previous one was neglected to be cancelled.

 

[Slegdehammer67]

Rampokker should take Grandpa - it's known to take headaches away...

 

[ForceFate]

Can't remember, but we did have a string of changing CEOs with a turnaround strategy each time. Two turnarounds actually overlapped, as the previous one was neglected to be cancelled.

Ah...the SOE responsible for the floating metal cylinders? Makes sense they'd antagonise outsiders and appear to investigate corruption. But were you really an outsider or you took for the fall for your comrades?