[TOP STORY] Busa calls for UIF to be placed under administration

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‘My recommendation is that the president does that and gets a competent group of people to go in there, investigate and fix the systems as they investigate. They need to investigate the investments that have been made because the allegations are many of those are dodgy,’ says Johnny Goldberg, Busa Nedlac labour market convenor.

5 Oct 2023 9AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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