The university’s internal audit head Vincent Dlamini was dismissed after being found to have been involved in the bugging scandal, according to the report.

He had been suspended while the 10-month probe was under way.

Dlamini was found to have been “instrumental in allowing monitoring equipment to be installed on the premises of TUT to monitor staff members at the university,” the Pretoria News newspaper reported.

Dlamini had claimed that the arbitrator who presided over the hearing was not impartial.

In August, TUT was placed under administration by Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande following the contentious appointment of former vice-chancellor Prof Johnny Molefe.

Molefe lost his job in November amid allegations that he used a revoked evaluation certificate to apply for the job.

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Jun 29, 2012

Nys1

ANC will be linked soon ...watch the space.
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Jun 29, 2012

Impela

Why are 'intellectuals' snooping? Was Mdhluli's name ever mentioned here?
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Jun 29, 2012

Rakgadi-Tabeya

What were u thinking stupid Dhlamini? Why tapping other ppl's phones - o ne o batla go utlwa eng nxa - serves u rite.
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Jun 29, 2012

Sbokoboko

Umanyonyoba. Am sure he has even bugged his partner's phone and put surveillance cameras at his and kids bedrooms. Am sure he even uses binoculars to peep on makhelwane's daughter's bedroom. Rhaaaa sdenge ndini.
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Jun 29, 2012

Sbokoboko

Am sure his right hand is super fit becoz of skomoling when he listened to the people whose phones he bugged qhafazing.
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Jun 29, 2012

ntshware-ke-yawa

lets wait to hear his side of the story,maybe he was trying to save the institution million of rand of informal calls.
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Jun 29, 2012

imd

............bugging for what???? tju
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Jun 29, 2012

imd

give a full story maan now combining two stories nxxxxxxxx!
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Jun 29, 2012

MommaC

Unless I am very much mistaken, this was not 'bugging'' (which is listening devices) it was hidden CCTV cameras in the computer room and the photocopy room to try to cut down on rampant theft.
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