A disciplinary case against acting deputy national commissioner for human resource management, Lt-Gen Lineo Nkhuoa, has brought renewed scrutiny to the controversial R360-million Medicare24 contract, but documents seen by Sunday World suggest the agreement she is accused of improperly signing was recommended by SAPS’s legal advisers after what they described as extensive internal consultation.
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- Lt-Gen Lineo Nkhuoa, acting deputy national commissioner for human resource management, faces a disciplinary case linked to the R360-million Medicare24 contract.
- She is accused of improperly signing the controversial contract.
- Documents reviewed by Sunday World indicate the contract was recommended by SAPS’s legal advisers.
- The legal recommendation followed what was described as extensive internal consultation within SAPS.
- The controversy has renewed scrutiny over the handling and approval process of the Medicare24 contract.
