Word: Marecia Damons / GroundUp
The South African Social Security Agency Sassa has told Parliament it has implemented 98 of the corrective actions which the Auditor-General required of it. But there are still gaps in its systems.
On Wednesday, SASSA updated the portfolio committee on social development on its audit action plan. Chief executive officer Themba Matlou said, We are happy to indicate that out of 177 corrective actions that needed to be implemented, we corrected at least 173,