R10.5bn in grants goes missing

That is what i have been warning against vis a vis the NHI .... there will inter alia be tenders going to the tendrepreneurs, with substandard service delivery and the end result will be that the NHI will be of lesser quality.

The NHI will go the same way as the Road Accident Fund IMO.
Just another tax for f-all return... I guess we just have to make a decision to live with it or GTFO. Personally I'm beginning to lean seriously towards the latter for the first time
 
What on earth does this mean: "apartheid-era government operatives" ??

who knows ... but "operatives" is a favourite government word when they'd rather not disclose the exact nature of what some dodgy b@stard is getting up to
 
Funny, you'd think the ANC would be crowing from the mountain tops about this supposed theft... after all, they could just point and say "See, you say we are corrupt? We aren't even in the same league as you whiteys." Oh, wait, maybe they don't want to shown up as amateurs ;)
 
who knows ... but "operatives" is a favourite government word when they'd rather not disclose the exact nature of what some dodgy b@stard is getting up to

Yes, the word OPERATIVE is meaningless. Is it a secret agent, or a mere govt employee .... I do not like doublespeak!!

NP stole money from the public it implies anc has been granted the same licence to do the same?

what a fxxking logic !!!!!! .... :wtf:


That is not what people are saying. The issue is that some people believe that, other than apartheid, the NP was lily white when it came to corruption.

The truth is that EVERY POLITICIAN is potentially corrupt ..... and most of them fulfil that prophecy.
 
There's actually a very interesting "expose" going on in Noseweek since last month's issue
... an excerpt from last month:



... and then this month's follow-up:


noseweek

Interesting. That was in 40 years? or was that in one year?

Thanx for that info. MAkes me dislike them even more.
 
That is not what people are saying. The issue is that some people believe that, other than apartheid, the NP was lily white when it came to corruption.

The truth is that EVERY POLITICIAN is potentially corrupt ..... and most of them fulfil that prophecy.
not sure i understand.

ie: NP corrupted or not, it never implies anc should do the same as NP did. It doesn't have any conditional relationship between NP and anc.

more ie:
NP corrupted =\=> anc will corrupt
NP corrupted =\=> anc will not corrupt
NP not corrupted =\=> anc will corrupt
NP not corrupted =\=> anc will not corrupt

so => "are there any records of this sort of thing happening under the National Party Government?" it doesn't mean anything.
 
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There's actually a very interesting "expose" going on in Noseweek since last month's issue
... an excerpt from last month:

... and then this month's follow-up:

noseweek

Sounds like a lot of tin foil hat stuff. Surely there would be other evidence of this besides "one explosive document"? And surely the ANC would love to make this public. I call BS. (not that I feel it necessary to defend those racist bastards... but still).
 
Sounds like a lot of tin foil hat stuff. Surely there would be other evidence of this besides "one explosive document"? And surely the ANC would love to make this public. I call BS. (not that I feel it necessary to defend those racist bastards... but still).

in a way i had the same thought as you Gary. why would a government not take the matter further?
 
R200 billion was ****load of money 20 years ago. Does this explosive document reveals where the money actually comes from?
 
in a way i had the same thought as you Gary. why would a government not take the matter further?

Sure, it would have been the perfect opportunity to push for some real "reparations" from those who benefited from it.
 
What is the chance the same will happen with the NHI?

Pretty good and the maggots will feast on your flesh. These fsckers are simply not accountable and they have Ph.D's in wasting tax payer money.
 
If the DA lost R10.5 BN then we would never hear the end of it....Buuuuut being the anc there will be something worse on it's way be next week :/
 
R200 billion was ****load of money 20 years ago. Does this explosive document reveals where the money actually comes from?

A couple of year's worth of taxpayer contributions. ??? - considering 10.5 billion rhondt's worth of grant money is missing maybe that's not too far-fetched

I don't necessarily believe everything I read in Noseweek so who knows if that figure is accurate
 
Sounds like a lot of tin foil hat stuff. Surely there would be other evidence of this besides "one explosive document"? And surely the ANC would love to make this public. I call BS. (not that I feel it necessary to defend those racist bastards... but still).

That's one of the questions the article pushes, why haven't they? Also quite surprising the ANC isn't jumping up and down about this being exactly the reason a media tribunal is necessary
 
A couple of year's worth of taxpayer contributions. ??? - considering 10.5 billion rhondt's worth of grant money is missing maybe that's not too far-fetched

I don't necessarily believe everything I read in Noseweek so who knows if that figure is accurate

The figure cannot be correct. Its equal to the SARS revenue collection from tax for the whole of the 2000 tax year. Revenue for tax years prior to 1994 would have been less than 50 billion thanks to sanctions. Maybe somebody took an estimated amount over the 50 years the NP ruled and adjusted it for inflation. So 200 billion is BS.
 
If the DA lost R10.5 BN then we would never hear the end of it....Buuuuut being the anc there will be something worse on it's way be next week :/

QFT!

TimesLive said:
Three of the country's provincial education departments cannot explain what they did with more than R44-billion allocated to them in the past financial year.

Nkau told stunned MPs: "There was a lack of internal controls totally. It is disappointing to note that three of the nine provinces regressed when we should be working towards a clean administration.

"The deficiencies open gaps for fraud, and for irregular and wasteful expenditure," she said

Compounding the problem, she said, was poor oversight by provincial MECs, their heads of department and chief financial officers.

Eastern Cape, the worst province in terms of financial management, received R20-billion from the Treasury but could not explain how R1.5-billion of it was spent. Many children in the province are still taught in open fields and under trees.

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