Chief Justice office officials accused of setting themselves up to profit from multimillion IT contract

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Three officials who used to work at the Office of the Chief Justice have reportedly been accused of setting themselves up to benefit from an R225 million IT contract, awarded to multinational media and technology company Thomson Reuters. The Sunday Times reported that the contract relates to the national rollout of the CaseLines project, digital electronic case management, and litigation system. The 3 are reportedly set to earn at least R67.5 million through the subcontract.

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