South Africa: Parliament to Summon Corruption-Accused TUT Council After 'Middle Finger'

19 November 2019

The Portfolio Committee on Higher Education will summon the council of the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) to appear before it for allegations of corruption and maladministration after the council gave "Parliament the middle finger" by not appearing before the committee on Tuesday.

The committee took a particularly dim view of the snub as the chairperson of the council is a public representative himself, Gauteng MEC for Health Bandile Masuku.

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