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The perjury case against former social development minister Bathabile Dlamini starts on Wednesday at the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court.

at the Johannesburg magistrate’s court.

The matter relates to Dlamini’s alleged role in dealing with the Social Security Agency of SA fiasco in 2017. “The establishment of the inquiry chaired by former judge president BM Ngoepe stemmed from a Constitutional Court application brought by the Black Sash Trust, joined by Freedom Under Law, over Sassa and Dlamini's failure as the accounting officer to appoint a service provider for the distribution of social grants,” said Mjonondwane.

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