Zuko Komisa

A former Passenger Rail Agency South Africa (Prasa) employee was sentenced on Tuesday by the Johannesburg Specialised Commercial Crimes Court sitting in Palm Ridge after being convicted on Monday.
Daniel Mthimkhulu was accused with nine counts, including fraud, uttering, and forgery, after allegedly misrepresenting his qualifications to Prasa during his detention in July 2015.
The Hawks’ Serious Economic Offences Unit of the Serious Commercial Crime Investigation played a key role in ensuring Mtimkulu’s conviction.
The Johannesburg High Court attached both immovable and moveable possessions belonging to the offender on Friday, March 15, 2024, in accordance with the confiscation order under Section 18 of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act.
He claimed to have a Masters’ degree from the University of the Witwatersrand and a Doctorate in Engineering Management from Germany’s Technische Universitat Munchen (Munich Technical University).
“This is one of the State Capture cases that has been finalised and the public can be assured that other State Capture cases on the DPCI table will be dealt with amicably,”
“As a result of the misrepresentation and fabricated CV, Prasa suffered prejudice in that his annual salary was unduly hiked from R1.6 million, as executive manager to heading the engineering services for a salary to the tune of R2.8 million,” said the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, the Hawks, on Tuesday.
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