South Africa: Suspended Phiyega and Mdluli Earn R11.5 Million

press release

Replies to DA Parliamentary Questions have revealed that, since their suspensions in October 2015 and May 2011, former National Police Commissioner, Riah Phiyega, and suspended Head of Crime Intelligence, Richard Mdluli, received a combined R11.5 million for sitting at home and contributing nothing to the fight against crime in South Africa.

Phiyega has received almost R3.2 million, including half a million rand as a cash allowance, an almost R300 000 'head of department' allowance and over R330 000 in employers pension contribution.

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