The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) says it is still conducting investigations into alleged corruption involving former municipal manager Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, more than a decade after the matter was first reported. The allegations relate to a municipal tender worth about R2.5 million awarded during her tenure.
According to the NPA, the probe has not concluded, indicating that further investigative steps are ongoing years after the tender was awarded. The report frames the development as part of a continuing process rather than a final determination, and it does not provide an outcome or timeline for when a decision will be reached.
The outlet’s focus is on the persistence of the investigation and the continued involvement of the NPA, rather than on specific evidence, court actions, or the reasons for the delay. No other outlet perspectives were provided in the supplied material, so differing angles cannot be compared beyond the NPA’s position that the case remains under investigation.
