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Article: Ngqula implicated in KPMG report
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LazyLion
King of de Jungle
Oink, TIA and "I blame the ANC"
That was your tax money he was throwing around!
Makes you feel like all those rands you get gouged for PAYE are really really worth it, don't you?
That was your tax money he was throwing around!
Makes you feel like all those rands you get gouged for PAYE are really really worth it, don't you?
DreamKing
Honorary Master
I am not going to pay taxes..... 
can I?
can I?
LazyLion
King of de Jungle
I am not going to pay taxes.....
can I?
You have to send them an "unsubscribe" e-mail
DreamKing
Honorary Master
You have to send them an "unsubscribe" e-mail
..... with my deregister certificate of "south african"
The unions back this investigation which adds a lot of muscle / credibility!
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/SAAs-Ngqula-decision-welcomed-20100720
At the end of the day, what everyone wants is people that are accountable, irrespective of creed, colour or even political affiliation.
Misuse/Abuse of public funds only robs the public of hard earned ronds in trying times.
If we get these people, with focused knowledge for their positions, not to mention ethics, nobody can stop us!
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/Politics/SAAs-Ngqula-decision-welcomed-20100720
At the end of the day, what everyone wants is people that are accountable, irrespective of creed, colour or even political affiliation.
Misuse/Abuse of public funds only robs the public of hard earned ronds in trying times.
If we get these people, with focused knowledge for their positions, not to mention ethics, nobody can stop us!
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Lets hope this is the start of a corporate governance trend. But the skeptic in me thinks its more along the lines of a new board on a hunt for non-aligned political heads and associated cronies in preparation for big battles ahead...
Lets hope this is the start of a corporate governance trend. But the skeptic in me thinks its more along the lines of a new board on a hunt for non-aligned political heads and associated cronies in preparation for big battles ahead...