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Minister Cathy Hughes corrects error made
Dear Editor;
I regret to inform you that at last Friday’s AFC Press Conference ( October 28, 2016) I inadvertently stated that “ SOCU” had visited the offices of the Ministry of Public Telecommunications in relation to investigations into the results of the audit of the NFMU. This was an error and I should have stated that it was “SARU” that visited the Ministry. The audits and comments from the Director of the NFMU were therefore handed over to SARU.
I regret any inconvenience this has caused and hope that you would assist in correcting the error on my part.
Catherine Hughes
Minister of Public Telecommunications
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