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Mmamoloko Kubayi orders lifestyle audits for all Idac staff
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Sunday World
Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has ordered lifestyle audits for every employee at the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (Idac), saying the anti-corruption unit will be rebuilt rather than dismantled despite damning evidence before the Madlanga commission of inquiry.
Kubayi announces sweeping reform programmeKubayi announced a sweeping reform programme that includes lifestyle audits for every Idac employee, verification of staff qualifications, disciplinary action against implicated officials and a comprehensive audit of all investigations handled by the unit.
‘Indian cabal claims untrue’Kubayi also sought to dispel claims circulating in public that Idac had become an “Indian cabal”.
Kubayi also announced a review of the National Prosecuting Authority Act, saying recent events exposed weaknesses in the law governing Idac and the NPA.
“Another important area is the audit of the cases that are within Idac.