The former Road Accident Fund boss is refusing to show up for parliamentary hearings and says the whole thing breaks the rules. Collins Letsoalo told reporters his legal team sent letters demanding lawmakers back off or face court action, claiming the public accounts committee has zero business investigating stuff like his bodyguard situation. He says that kind of oversight falls under a different committee.
Lawmakers are looking into wild spending at the fund, with allegations pointing to armored vehicles worth millions and crazy fuel bills while Letsoalo ran things. He pushed back hard, saying security threats were legit and backed by intelligence agencies, though the committee chair says those agencies deny ever clearing him. The chair called him delusional and warned that criminal charges might drop if he keeps dodging their requests to testify.
Lawmakers are looking into wild spending at the fund, with allegations pointing to armored vehicles worth millions and crazy fuel bills while Letsoalo ran things. He pushed back hard, saying security threats were legit and backed by intelligence agencies, though the committee chair says those agencies deny ever clearing him. The chair called him delusional and warned that criminal charges might drop if he keeps dodging their requests to testify.
