The mystery of Minister Sisisi Tolashe’s missing SUVs

TheChamp said:
Depends, Do you regard donations in general as bribery or is there anything in particular about this one that suggests bribery?
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She is a Minister with significant influence in her sphere—over contracts, tenders, and business. It is difficult to accept that you could be unaware of this.

As a politically exposed person, she ought to remain above reproach. Even where conduct is not unlawful, the perception alone should be sufficient to warrant stepping back.
 
PlanesTrainsAutomobiles said:
She is a Minister with significant influence in her sphere—over contracts, tenders, and business. It is difficult to accept that you could be unaware of this.

As a politically exposed person, she ought to remain above reproach. Even where conduct is not unlawful, the perception alone should be sufficient to warrant stepping back.
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But what question are you answering? because that certainly doesn't look like an answer to what I asked.

And anyway, the question was answered ages ago and I am happy with it.

wingnut771 said:
When the donator doesn't admit to said donations and donatee doesn't know anything about said donations and it takes a investigative journalist to track down said assets then its bribery and corruption.
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Mirai said:
"Donor" is the standard, preferred, and widely used term for someone who gives or contributes, such as in "organ donor" or "blood donor"
. "Donator" is rarely used, generally considered nonstandard, and often seen as incorrect or informal, even though it is technically listed as a synonym.
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I was wondering about that. I had never read about donator / donatee but then googled and it seemed it was listed in some dictionaries. Must be archaic usage.
 
Sideshow Bob said:
I was wondering about that. I had never read about donator / donatee but then googled and it seemed it was listed in some dictionaries. Must be archaic usage.
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It's one of those new terms which has reemerged recently as second language English speakers try to form new words, eg trainings or the ridiculous super polite but nonsensical, "may you please assist me?"
 
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