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KZN Education MEC Warn Employees Of Consequences Of Corrupt Activities

KwaZulu-Natal Education MEC Kwazi Mshengu has warned the department’s employees that if they engage in corruption, they will face consequences.

He addressed a media briefing yesterday, to reveal the outcomes of an investigation into a Grade 12 boot camp held in the Harry Gwala district last year.

Images went viral of pupils cramped in a tent with no masks and overflowing human waste

Radio Islam spoke to to the MEC’s spokesperson Muzi Mahlambi regarding the findings and the amount spent on this boot camp.

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