'JOBS FOR SALE': DEPT WARNS FOUR OF BEING CRIMINALLY CHARGED.
Desperate teachers in KwaZulu-Natal, who each paid R25 000 to "buy" jobs at a school in the Ulundi area, have been warned by the department of education that if they want to be whistle-blowers, they themselves could end up being criminally charged.
Four women paid R100 000 in cash for teaching jobs they never received.
Three of the women are from Ulundi in the Zululand district.
One said they heard about the "job for sale" from a brother of the teacher who received the money.
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