The R15.3-million Limpopo 'shack' tender was earned fraudulently - SIU - The Mail & Guardian

The SIU found that the appointed service provider, Aventine Group, “made misrepresentations and forged documents of industry experts with no links to the company to influence the direction of the bid”. Talana Hostel

and Burgersfort Ext 10. The scope of work included 152 pit toilets and the installation of three water tanks for an additional fee of R3-million. that the 40 tin shelters at Talana, which cost R64 000 each, were the subject of an investigation by the department of human settlements, water and sanitation, as well as by the National Home Builders Registration Council, which was appointed to probe the R2.5-million project.

Pit toilets in this day and age? Tjo!

Why are we still building pit toilets?

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Why is there even a shack tender? But keep voting

I thought Limpopo and corruption are......Esh i ran out of ink

racinefleur This is the ANC housing plan for the rest of SA.

It's not so much about the shacks itself. It's more about the 💰 millions spent on this low-level project. Shame on the ANC deployees. White-classified people are saying: 'What do you expect' Another said to me 'this is Africa'. I couldn't ask her what she meant.

Like every other tender in Limpopo!! ALL fcuking fraudulent!!

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