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SIU investigation launched into Justice Department's R49.8 million digitisation project disruptions

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SIU investigation launched into Justice Department's R49.8 million digitisation project disruptions

A R49.8 million Justice Department digitisation project has been referred to the SIU and Hawks after officials were allegedly denied access to State records held by a private service provider, disrupting services at the Master of the High Court.

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