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Min Solly Malatsi has revealed that the money that was stolen at Postbank included social grants.

The Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi has revealed that the money that was stolen at Postbank included social grants.

He has confirmed that he has referred the forensic report on governance and financial breaches at the Postbank to the Hawks.Malatsi presented the report before Parliament yesterday. “What makes this cash theft even more repugnant is that some of this money was stolen from vulnerable social grant beneficiaries and ordinary South Africans who were saving for a better future. We will use the full might of the law to fight anyone who dares rob citizens. I expect decisive action to ensure that public entities are run ethically and with integrity, for the benefit of our citizens, and not criminals.

 

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