THE Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has been granted an order to freeze R22 million held in bank and investment accounts linked to the R150 million Digital Vibes communications tender awarded by the Department of Health.
The R22 million that has been frozen is locked in investment accounts that are controlled by Digital Vibes company, former spokesperson and Mkhize associate Tahera Mather, and her associate Suhaila Mather.
The order, granted by the Special Tribunal, prohibits Digital Vibes, Tahera Mather, Naadhira Mitha, Suhaila Mather, Suhaila Mather Consulting (Pty) Ltd, Amods Attorneys, WT Graphics and Designs (Pty) Ltd, and Strategeewhiz from dealing with the funds held in the bank and investment accounts in any manner.
SIU spokesperson Kaizer Kganyago said the investigation has found two highly irregular transactions between Digital Vibes and the department.
“The first transaction is a procurement process in 2019 in terms of which Digital Vibes was appointed to perform
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