Johannesburg - Four former senior officials from the Eastern Cape Department of Education and a company director have been arrested on fraud and corruption charges relating to a R59 million fraud that was meant for purchasing textbooks for pupils in the province.
The Hawks allege that the senior education officials had circumvented the department’s supply chain process by procuring a “Supplementary Resource Material” agreement to the tune of R59m. Eastern Cape Hawks spokesperson Captain Yolisa Mgolodela said: “The centre sought direction from the department as to what to do with the money, and Gwarube instructed the centre to deposit the money into her husband’s account. The centre requested a letter from the department authorising the transaction.
“The LTSM unit, under the control of the accounting officer, had budgeted only for the procurement of textbooks. The LTSM unit never applied for a variation of funds; therefore, their action was not known by Eastern Cape Department of Education and Provincial Treasury.
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