Arrest urged in S. Africa's $10m Covid fund fraud
South African investigators have called for a former health minister to be punished and a senior official to face criminal charges over a $10 million Covid-19 fund scandal, AFP reports.
The damning report from the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) said former health minister Zweli Mkhize oversaw contracts through Digital Vibes, a front company run by his former spokeswoman and personal assistant.
The SIU, an independent law enforcement agency with similar powers to the FBI, said the health ministry's former director-general Anton Pillay should be criminally charged with financial misconduct.
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