# The South African Social Security Agency CEO Themba Matlou says the agency is strengthening its systems, closing loopholes, pursuing allegations of wrongdoing and ensuring that those found guilty face the consequences of their actions. Since April 2025, SASSA has received 134 cases involving alleged misconduct and fraud by its officials. Of these, 106 cases have been finalised, while 28 remain pending. SASSA spokesperson Andile Tshona says that during this period, 65 officials were dismissed following disciplinary proceedings:
SASSA is strengthening its ability to detect, prevent and investigate wrongdoing [SOUND]
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