CETA administrator faces charges over self-approved R3 million salary

DA Deputy Spokesperson on Higher Education and Training, Karabo Khakhau, opened a charge against Ceta administrator Oupa Nkoane for contravening the Public Finance Management Act in Cape Town on Tuesday morning.

The DA filed charges against Oupa Nkoane, the administrator of the Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA), for allegedly fraudulently approving his own annual salary of R3 million.

DA Deputy Spokesperson on Higher Education and Training, Karabo Khakhau, opened a charge against Nkoane for contravening the Public Finance Management Act in Cape Town on Tuesday morning.

Nkoane declined to comment, stating that he “did not want to comment on the politics of the DA”.

CETA spokesperson, Jabulani Jiyane, said “The administrator is aware of the DA laying charges and will cooperate with the law enforcement agencies.”