Malema cousin's tender rip off

And this is news?
We all know that connected people in the ANC win contracts.
 
All aboard the Gravy Train... *T & C

* Must be black and have someone related to you in the ANC...
 
CHuck the mucker in jail, finished! Why are they even discussing this in the news, it's plain theft
 
Tshepo Malema's Arandi *Trading Enterprises is one of eight companies whose dealings with the province’s health and social *development department is now the subject of an internal fraud and corruption probe.
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And it'll be just suppressed quietly until it's forgotten.
 
Still waiting for Malema's lifestyle audit from SARS. The ANC membership card seems to be the new immunity idol.
 
Raiders said:
And this is news?
We all know that connected people in the ANC win contracts.
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Of course its news. It needs to be exposed. The big 'power to the people' idiot is caught with his fingers in the pot again.
 
They will investigate and say due to the lack of a paper trail this can not be followed..
 
They'll just deny and blameshift. It's either secret anti-revolutionist agents out to get them, or they were framed, or as Malema put it: "I wasn't aware of anything that was going on."

Who needs the comedy channel when you have SA politics! :D
 
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There is a black mob running this country and Malema is most certainly one of the highest paid, he earns less than me yet lives in a mansion and drives a luxury car. Welcome to being a mob member. Getting some serious dejavu here.

Three busted building inspectors - all with apparent ties to Lucchese family - had prior raps

Three of the six city building inspectors busted in a recent corruption sweep were hired even though they had rap sheets, a Daily News investigation found.

The issue has become more important in the wake of allegations that corrupt inspectors took cash to overlook violations or speed permits.

All Buildings Department job applicants must disclose any previous arrests and submit to background investigations that include fingerprinting and criminal database searches, spokesman Tony Sclafani said.

At least three inspectors, reputed associates of the Luchese crime family, were hired and promoted despite arrest records dating from the late 1980s and '90s.
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