Investigation into Lottery Bidder's Connections
Minister of Trade and Industry Parks Tau has instructed the National Lotteries Commission (NLC) to investigate "fresh allegations" of political connections linked to the winner of the fourth lottery licence, Sizekhaya Holdings.
This investigation follows the announcement of the successful award, with Minister Tau emphasizing that it is "not an admission of a flawed process", but rather a demonstration of his commitment to the ongoing integrity of the licence.
- Sizekhaya consortium was announced as the winning bidder in May to operate the national lotteries for the next eight years.
- Ithuba Lottery, an unsuccessful bidder, has taken Minister Parks Tau to court.
- Sizekhaya consortium has links to Paul Mashatile, according to Ithuba Lottery.
Minister Tau says he has instructed the National Lotteries Commission (NLC) to investigate “fresh allegations” of political connections linked to the winner of the fourth lottery licence.
Author's summary: Minister Tau investigates lottery bidder's connections.
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