Referred to as: CFO of Tshwane · Mr Mnisi
Sergeant Nkosi states the CFO of Tshwane and General Dlamini were discussing a tender in Mpumalanga because the CFO was trying to help where he could.
“According to me, it is not the matter of maybe in a bad way, but he is trying to help where he could.”
It is coincidental that while the Tshwane CFO was assisting with a tender in Mpumalanga, he was also evaluating a bid in Tshwane where Sergeant Nkosi's brother had submitted a bid.
“That is my submission to my Honourable.”
Sergeant Nkosi denies it is proper that the CFO of Tshwane evaluate a tender where his brother submitted a bid and at the same time assist him in a tender in another municipality.
“No, no, no, no. Commissioner, he was not assisting us in assisting. He was knocking on doors, I am just saying.”
The CFO of Tshwane allegedly knocking on doors to assist is seen by Advocate Khumalo as assistance, implying a potential improper assistance during bid evaluations in Tshwane and Mpumalanga.
“Knocking on doors for you or your brother, that is assistance. So while he is evaluating your brother's bid in Tshwane, at the same time you are forwarding to him things that relate to a tender in Mpumalanga, and he is helping you at the same time that he is evaluating your brother's tender in Tshwane. And what I find exceptionally odd is this.”
