The SA Social Security Agency (Sassa) has vowed to take action against government employees who applied for the R350 social relief of distress grant despite being employed.
The agency said public servants receiving foster child grants are entitled to do so as these are not means-tested and there are court orders to back applications.
Sassa warned that it is the responsibility of every citizen whose financial circumstances change, even while they are receiving the grant, to inform Sassa of the change immediately.
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