Jobs-for-cash report: DA accused Motshekga of buckling to union pressure

The DA has accused Education Minister, Angie Motshekga, of buckling to union pressure by delaying the release of the jobs-for-cash report. Motshekga has given unions and other stakeholders a further two weeks to respond to the report. The team probed allegations that members of teacher union Sadtu sold principal and teacher posts in several provinces. The DA's Gavin Davis says Motshekga's failure to release the report has nothing to do with matters of process.
But, Department spokesperson Troy Martens, says this has nothing to do with trade union pressure.