Two city officials, who allegedly helped them, appeared with the brothers in the Cape Town magistrate's court on Thursday.
Prosecutor Esmeralda Johnson said the company allegedly “misrepresented to the city that certain work was done. Majiet and Stanbula allowed the invoices to be paid though they knew that the work was not done.”Advocate Reuben Liddell, representing the accused, said a warrant of arrest showed the alleged crime was committed on January 1 2019.
I hope the anti-moneylandering bill includes the creation of an 'Office of Verfication' of Purchase Requisitions, Tenders, Contracts & Invoices for state departments to be checked for legitimacy, ethics and fair play.