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Seta rejects crisis reports

Jan 12 2005 08:42

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Pretoria - The sectoral education and training authority (Seta) for the services industries denied on Tuesday it was in a financial crisis, or had asked the government to bail it out.

"From a solvency point of view, we don't have any problems," chief executive officer Ivor Blumenthal told reporters in Pretoria.

He said the body's ratio of current assets to liabilities was 2.39:1.

"The Seta at no stage made an appeal to the department of labour for any type of debt relief whatsoever," Blumenthal said.

"No discussions ever ensued with the department in this regard, and at no stage did the department every say no."

Blumenthal denied recent reports in the Business Day newspaper that the Seta had debt of about R200m and pleaded last year for a "massive cash lifeline" from the department.

The newspaper also said the "debt crisis" prompted the department to begin an investigation into the Seta's activities.

The department's sector liaison manager, Mlulami Mdani, denied on Tuesday that any investigation or audit would be instituted.

 
 
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