Referred to as: Sergeant Nkosi's brother's company · Ngaphesheya
Sergeant Nkosi's involvement in getting access to Gubisi documents such as invoices could benefit his brother's company, a competitor of Gubisi.
“... what I am dealing with is your suggestion that Sergeant Nkosi does not stand to benefit if you all ow him access to Gubisi documents ... that is how you get involved in assisting Ngaphesheya ...”
Messages from General Dlamini to Sergeant Nkosi concern checking compliance on two vehicles linked to Sergeant Nkosi's brother's company.
“these are messages from General Dlamini to Sergeant Nkosi. They must probably have their own discussion after that. But in mere receiving this, I pick up the key point of interest, which I know we had a discussion on later on, and it is on checking compliance from Ngaphesheya and Elshadai.”
Mr Mnisi knew that Sergeant Nkosi was asking him to check compliance related to his brother's company.
“you knew right through this that Ngaphesheya was Sergeant Nkosi's brother's company. True. Yes, so, you knew that Sergeant Nkosi was asking you to do something in relation to his brother's company.”
Mr Mnisi suspected due to persistence that Sergeant Nkosi wanted to ensure the award to his brother's company.
“Yes, at a later stage, though, you came to realise that what he really wanted was for you to ensure the award to the brother's company. I suspect that in my own analysis due to the persistence.”
The BAC chaired by Mr Mnisi awarded a security tender 1/24-25 related to land invasions and land protection to Sergeant Nkosi's brother's company.
“he chaired the BAC in respect of tender 1/24-25 , which was the security tender in relation to land invasions and land protection that was ultimately awarded to your brother's company”
