Construction SETA supply chain boss axed after found guilty of 42 charges

Author: Soyiso MalitiPublished on: September 7, 2026Country: South Africa

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Construction SETA supply chain boss axed after found guilty of 42 charges

The head of the Construction SETA supply chain has been axed after being found guilty of 42 charges. This decision follows a thorough investigation into irregularities in fund management. Details of the case have not been disclosed, but it has raised concerns about transparency within the organization.

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