Former health minister Zweli Mkhize says the Special Investigating Unit probe into the Digital Vibes contract ended his career as a public servant and jeopardised his standing as a politician.

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20 October 2021

Mkhize has approached the High Court in Johannesburg to set aside the SIU’s damning findings and declare it unconstitutional and unlawful.

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