Bathabile Dlamini returns to help solve social housing issues

Bloody hell, this ugly thing just doesn't want to go away.
 
thechamp said:
I think the story about Lindiwe's political ambitions offers a better explanation than the imaginary dirt story.
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No sane person would have her back in a ministerial position unless there is dirt. Why do you think Gwede Matashe openly confessed to bribing reporters? He refused to be blackmailed like what's happening to some other ministers.

In 2016 Dlamini had already threatened:

“All of us in the NEC have our smallanyana skeletons and we don’t want to take out skeletons because all hell will break loose,”
 
Jings said:
No sane person would have her back in a ministerial position unless there is dirt. Why do you think Gwede Matashe openly confessed to bribing reporters? He refused to be blackmailed like what's happening to some other ministers.

In 2016 Dlamini had already threatened:

“All of us in the NEC have our smallanyana skeletons and we don’t want to take out skeletons because all hell will break loose,”
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Did you read the OP article?
 
Ramapawpaw will save us
Its a different ANC
He will sort out the corruption


Né?
 
There is going to be a lot more substandard and broken rdp houses worse than the current ones being constructed, if they get to the construction stage.
 
www.dailymaverick.co.za

Missing millions: Police investigate ANCWL social development arm

‘Women thought the money was for themselves and not for women’s organisations.’ — ANCWL president Bathabile Dlamini.…
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Matuba said she felt angry that between the NPO and the trust, “297 projects have collapsed” even though “they were involved in 30 BEE deals between them”. She said, “It’s very painful and sad, when you look at the poverty levels in the country, and how women are so desperate to be empowered”.

Gauteng SAPS corporate head of communication, Brigadier Mathapelo Peters, confirmed police are investigating a fraud case. Peters said no arrests have been made.

Matuba said the ANCWL has laid criminal charges against those who allegedly “misused or swindled” funds from Malibongwe: “The allegations of fraud and corruption left the ANCWL leadership collective with no other option but to request the law enforcement agencies to investigate. We plead with all ANCWL members, supporters and society in general to support the law enforcement for the law to effectively and efficiently take its course in this case.”

ANCWL president Bathabile Dlamini acknowledged that R50-million from the deal was missing and said, “Women thought the money was for themselves and not for women’s organisations”.
 
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