PSC finds state-funded aide had to pay R37 000 of her salary to Sisisi Tolashe’s daughter

Author: Suné PaynePublished on: October 14, 2026Country: South Africa

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PSC finds state-funded aide had to pay R37 000 of her salary to Sisisi Tolashe’s daughter

The Public Service Commission (PSC) found that a state-funded aide was required to pay R37,000 of her salary to Sisisi Tolashe’s daughter. The investigation uncovered misuse or misappropriation of public funds. No further details about the duration or specific circumstances are provided in the article.

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