"These projects were funded in response to challenges experienced by schools in the rural parts of these provinces, where the disadvantaged communities still struggle with the basic right to sanitation," said commission spokesperson Ndivhuho Mafela.
Mafela said there was nothing unusual about paying a non-profit organisation to start a project, adding that the commission funded the NPOs to go and source service providers for various projects. Mafela said the commission had invited Outa on a verification visit of the ablution facilities, with the proposed date yet to be finalised.
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
Disgusting
OUTASA One gets the impression that the SA Lottery has been hijacked by Thugs to plunder all funds destined to be used to help the Poor and Handicapped People of SA, similar to the plundering of the VBS Bank!
put it in a simple english, money don't have feet. it's like saying the money took a different route, or its lost. its in someone's pockets.
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