Referred to as: Bheki Nkosi · Director of Ngaphesheya · Abednico Bongani
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Sergeant Nkosi approached Mr Mnisi to get the bid awarded in favour of Bheki Nkosi's company Ngaphesheya.
“By the time the BAC sat, Sergeant Nkosi, your brother for life, had been approaching you, trying to get you to rig the bid in favour of Bheki Nkosi's company, Ngaphesheya.”
Mr Mnisi was in indirect communication with Bheki Nkosi and invited him to submit a bid for a different tender to the City of Tshwane.
“During the period in which that TMPD1 bid was pending before the City, you were also indirect communication with Bheki Nkosi and invited him to submit a bid for a different tender to the City, the City of Tshwane.”
Mr Mnisi did not know that Bheki Nkosi had bid at that point in time.
“And also to add, I did not know that he had bidded at that point.”
Mr Mnisi wrote to Sergeant Nkosi about sending a matter to Bheki Nkosi to regroup, clarifying mandatory administrative and evaluation criteria if necessary.
“You had written to Sergeant Nkosi saying: “I have sent the above to Bheki, we need to regroup on it.” I recall that, and I did explain what the regrouping meant that if needs be, if they do not understand the mandatory administrative and evaluation criteria, I am available to help clarify from a general perspective.”
Mr Mnisi was in indirect communication with Bheki Nkosi, director of Ngaphesheya, inviting him to submit a bid for a different tender from Tshwane Council.
“During the period in which the present bid was pending before the Tshwane Council, you were indirect communication with Bheki Nkosi, the director of Ngaphesheya, inviting him to submit a bid for a different tender from the Tshwane Council.”
Deputy Chief Dhlamini and his wife engage with Sergeant Nkosi's family members, including Bheki Nkosi, to provide counselling and support during family challenges.
“I do engage with Fannie when they have family challenges, marriages, we do intervene with my wife to do counselling ... and so forth ... That would include Bheki as well”
Deputy Chief Dhlamini confirms knowing Bheki Nkosi, the younger brother of Sergeant Nkosi, but denies having any interest in the company Ngaphesheya directly or indirectly.
“I know Bheki Nkosi as a younger brother, but I do not have interest in the company directly or indirectly.”
Deputy Chief Dhlamini admits to having a relationship with people associated with Ngaphesheya because of Bheki Nkosi but denies financial interest.
“I do know Bheki Nkosi.”
The R385,000 in cash found was the purchase price paid by Sergeant Nkosi's brother for the sale of a truck, with documentation including affidavits and sale agreements attached to his statement.
“The R385000 was the purchase price that had been paid to your brother for the sale of a truck... proof of purchase truck advert is attached as Annexure B... affidavit of the purchaser confirming the same is attached as Annexure E... sale agreement between seller and purchaser is attached as Annexure F”
Bheki Nkosi (Sergeant Nkosi's brother) owns Ngapeshere Construction and Projects, and sold his truck for R380,000 with all relevant documentation provided.
“He indicates that he is the owner of Ngapeshere Construction and Projects ... he sold his truck for a price of R380000 ... affidavit says he previously sold the truck to a man ... registration number”