Telkom se CEO Sipho Maseko skuld die publiek so antwoord of twee oor die Star-voorblad storie. This is the vehicle driven by Sipho Maseko, CEO of Telkom with new number plates. Johannesburg - Telkom chief executive Sipho Maseko is at the centre of an investigation into a car licence cloning scandal. The man who earns nearly R1 million a month stands accused of running up about R30 000 in traffic fines - to be paid by another driver. He is also accused of getting City of Johannesburg manager Trevor Fowler to call off the city’s metro police department when officers went to his house in Houghton to check on the licence plates, but Maseko wouldn’t allow them in. It was a chance in a million meeting on a Pretoria freeway that led to businessman Mabena Motshoane driving behind a vehicle using his licence plates. Motshoane had become used to checking out every black Range Rover he came across because, over the past few months, he had received a number of traffic fines, adding up to about R30 000, for offences allegedly involving his car. iol.co.za/motoring/industry-news/telkom-ceo-in-car-cloning-probe-1.1725461#.U9H34iji50M
Posted on: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 06:37:15 +0000
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