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Herman Segolela sent a follow-up email on January 6th urgently requesting security deployment due to vulnerability to further vandalism at vulnerable sites.
“Mr Segolela writes another email , says : Mr Malatji , kindly , urgently confirm you may be able to deploy security as the sites are vulnerable to further vandalism .”
Director Tsukudu Malatji sent an email on 9 January 2025 at 09:15 and 20:45 from his Gmail account to Doctor Kwapeng Madihlaba regarding a request from Mr Herman from the Department of Water and Sanitation for further handling and monitoring of security deployment.
“The most important email will be dated Thursday, 09 January 2025... from a Gmail account of Director Tsukudu Malatji. He is sending the email to Doctor Kwapeng Madihlaba... He says: Good evening. Kindly find request from Mr Herman from the Department of Water and Sanitation for further handling. Please get Phiri to run with the process and let us monitor the progress.”
Tsukudu Malatji emphasized that Asset Protection is responsible for contract management and that all related documentation must be kept safe at his office for reference and responses.
“Asset Protection is responsible for the management of this contract. Any documentation relating to the management of this contract must be kept safe by my office for ease of reference and response to all sorts of enquiries.”
Veli Nwandule confirmed receipt of only 22 invoices for August 2024 after a long delay despite patient efforts and highlighted procedural expectations regarding payment release.
“I hereby acknowledge receipt to your original invoices after a long and unnecessarily delay. Thanks to the patient messenger I sent to your offices. I confirm that I only received 22 invoices for the month of August 2024.”
There was a strong exchange of emails between Veli Nwandule and Tsukudu Malatji regarding why there is low or no payment to service providers.
“you get is this strong exchange of emails between at least appears to be Veli Nwandule and Tsukudu Malatji.”