Suspended BMC CEO alleges corruption
Friday, June 30, 2023 | 2220 Views |
David Tsheboeng
According to papers filed before court, Tsheboeng says he was appointed CEO back in May by the Minister of Entrepreneurship, Karabo Gare. He was, however, suspended from work by the Board chairperson on June 16, a suspension he is now challenging.
The disgruntled CEO further tells the court that according to his suspension letter, he was prohibited from entering the BMC buildings and was ordered to surrender all BMC properties in his possession.
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