Gubisana

Deputy Chief Dhlamini explained that payments for Gubisana increased from 1.8 million to 14 million between six months and February related to additional ad hoc services procured from January.

“we were paying Gubisana amount of , it is 1 . 8 or some thing , million when it has inclusive of VAT per month . Come January , adhoc increased just for Gubis to 14 million in February , when I picked it up in March ... this was in relation to those additional services that were procured since January ... which escalate the adhoc services .”

Deputy Chief Dhlamini confirmed that only Gubisana's services were terminated and no other ad hoc service providers were terminated.

“Its service have been terminated ? Correct , Commissioner . No one else was being terminated ? No .”

Deputy Chief Dhlamini indicated that the services authorized by Mr Phiri were mainly those of Gubisana involving water treatment plants.

“it is mainly the services that were authorized by Mr Phiri were these ones of Gubis , for water treatment plants and so forth .”