Gungubele condemns former Postbank board members for document leaks
Communications and Digital Technologies Minister, Mondli Gungubele, has condemned some former Postbank board members for leaking confidential documents. Gungubele has confirmed that he has removed the entire Postbank board of directors.
He says this follows a KPMG forensic investigation report that suggests that the Postbank continued to use service providers that were not lawfully contracted. On Wednesday, three Postbank board members resigned, citing the minister’s interference.
The board members cited severity and recurring nature of bad treatment and hostility that the board has suffered at the hands of the minister and that it undermines credibility of the bank. However, Gungubele says the action was necessary.
This comes as the company is still dealing with the technical error that resulted in thousands of pensioners who use SASSA and Postbank cards being unable to access their grants from ATMs and retail stores.
Source: eNCA
In other news – Makhadzi finally apologies to Winky D
In a now-deleted post South African musician Makhadzi has apologized to Zimbabwean legendary musician Winky D. Makhadzi penned down the apology on her Facebook page and later on deleted it.
Winky D my brother you are a bigger artist than I am. I am sorry for what happened last time in the UK, I can’t wait to see you today I have a lot to learn from you and hopefully we can work on something. Read more
