Lizeka Tonjeni is on trial for allegedly accepting R160 000 from Digital Vibes while working at the Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent.
Did Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent (MISA) employee Lizeka Tonjeni accept a R160 000 bribe from Digital Vibes? Or did she sell healthcare products and get two loans from Tahera Mather?
These are the two versions placed before the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Pretoria in the first corruption case related to the controversial company that scored millions in tenders from the government.
Tonjeni was charged with one count of corruption to a R3.9-million tender awarded to Digital Vibes in 2018. She was a project manager in the office of the chief executive at the time.
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