SA minister 'used spy fund to buy mansion'

The South African government has denied its security minister used top secret funds allocated for spying activities to buy herself a mansion.

An investigation by South Africa’s Sunday Times newspaper alleged that security minister Dipuo Letsatsi-Duba used R10m of public money, which was ringfenced for a secret spy project, to buy a house in Pretoria, having rejecting the dwelling allocated to her by the government.

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