K2.4bn Teveta-gate: Three bosses sent on forced leave, under probe

Executive Director for  technical Entrepreneural and Vocational and Education Training Authority (Teveta), Ndione Chauluka has been sent on forced leave pending investigations for abuse of about K2.4 billion, Nyasa Times understands.

Chauluka: On forced leave

Chauluka has been sent on leave together with Director of Training Programs Modesto Gomani  and Director of Finance  Elwin Sichiola.

They are suspected to have funded a project called ‘Tsogola Langa’ without the knowledge and approval of TEVETA board.

When contacted for comment, Chauluka told Nyasa Times briefly confirmed that he is on “leave.”

But Teveta’s Head of Corporate Affairs, Lewis Msasa confirmed the three were on “ 30-day forced leave.”

He said: “They have been sent on 30-day leave to allow for investigations into the allegations.”

According to Msasa, the three will continue getting pay during their leave.

Sources say, Teveta  is being abused by some people like Malawi Communications and Regulatory Authority (MACRA) to be a cash-cow for political activites.

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Zude
Zude
7 years ago

Mpaka a Elwin Sichiola??Si inu nomwe mumakhala busy kupangitsa ma workshop omwe mumawatcha “Fraud management”yet you are in the forefront doing the same,,shame on you.I just hope bwana Tokha Manyungwa is not a disgrace like you.mwayalukatu apa.mbava..

okwiya
okwiya
7 years ago

Alomwe inu koma vuto ndi chani? Boma ili ndiye mbola.
May the Lord help us and get rid of these people as soon as possible

Mjibanji
Mjibanji
7 years ago

We were just wondering how one CEO could just wake up one morning and start erecting seven mansions in one compound and all at once.

Achimidzimidzi
Achimidzimidzi
7 years ago

Yiii! Mr Dr. Chauluka, as well.

benjones
7 years ago

Malawi should recalled a country of cashgate

Linje
Linje
7 years ago

It’s not strange for Chauluka to do this. I remember him personally p0cketing 20 million out of the 40 million Lulwe road seasonal upgrade in nsanje a few years ago_through sheer inflation of the cost of materials and bribing of quantity surveyors and road engineers. He loves money like fish is to water.

Nyopex
Nyopex
7 years ago

Zintha izi? Vuto ndilakuti akuluakuluso kuyambila ku Sanjikako ali momo muumbava ukuchitika mubomamu.

Maize
Maize
7 years ago

Malawi doesnt have a President

khanyiziral
khanyiziral
7 years ago

Nanga a ESCOM aja anakana kuwapanga audit aja muti nawo bwanji? Mwayi ukapezeka tiyeni nazoni basi. CONGRATULATIONS TEVETA BOSSES tonse tikufuna ndalama nanga adzidya okha pamene msonkho nafe tikulipila?

masa
masa
7 years ago

Stealing is a matter of character. it is prevalent among both the educated/professionals and uneducated. What we should be doing as country is to make it difficult or impossible for individuals who are thieves to get jobs.

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