More than a decade after the government signed off on deals to acquire military equipment, a commission of inquiry will be investigating who may have benefitted unlawfully from the R30-billion deal.
When the public protector was asked to look into proposed leases for two buildings sought by the SAPS in 2009, she found the leases unlawful and the departments involved guilty of maladministration.
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