Matric wins tender from municipality

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Mmm, I would like to see this tender being audited.
It is not impossible for an 18 year old to have this savvy about them.
 
Isn't that how 'ol Julius started more or less?
 
Lovely...

They're not even trying to hide their corruption anymore :sick:
 
Devill said:
Mmm, I would like to see this tender being audited.
It is not impossible for an 18 year old to have this savvy about them.
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His elder brother is the mayor of the municipality that awarded the tender....
It makes no difference how savvy or unsavvy the kid is... this tender has CORRUPT written all over it.
 
ZDN trading was awarded the tender by the Sisonke district municipality, of which the Ubuhlebezwe local municipality is a part.

According to the report the elder Nxumalo, who resigned as a director of the company in 2009, is the mayor of this municipality.

At the time the tender was awarded, the elder Nxumalo was a councillor in the municipality and treasurer of the ANC's Harry Gwala region (Sisonke).
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*sigh* and then when the road is substandard, the community will STILL vote these fsckers in...
 
B.O.F.H. said:
His elder brother is the mayor of the municipality that awarded the tender....
It makes no difference how savvy or unsavvy the kid is... this tender has CORRUPT written all over it.
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+1
 
Devill said:
Mmm, I would like to see this tender being audited.
It is not impossible for an 18 year old to have this savvy about them.
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Tenders being audited??? lol, what country do you think you are living in? :D
 
"Anyway, no drug, not even alcohol, causes the fundamental ills of society. If we're looking for the source of our troubles, we shouldn't test people for drugs, we should test them for stupidity, ignorance, greed and love of power." P. J. O'Rourke
 
B.O.F.H. said:
His elder brother is the mayor of the municipality that awarded the tender....
It makes no difference how savvy or unsavvy the kid is... this tender has CORRUPT written all over it.
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Well it does smell strongly of corruption. But what if, and I do realize this is a "small if", the company actually can deliver the best "tender" to the municipality?

Garyvdh said:
Tenders being audited??? lol, what country do you think you are living in? :D
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Haha, one can hope damnit :p:D
 
Devill said:
Well it does smell strongly of corruption. But what if, and I do realize this is a "small if", the company actually can deliver the best "tender" to the municipality?
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When this tender was in the process of being investigated the elder brother "ran" the company.. and the matric student was 16....

There is no "small if" on this one... this was a corrupt tender award.. through and through.
 
According to the report the elder Nxumalo, who resigned as a director of the company in 2009, is the mayor of this municipality.

At the time the tender was awarded, the elder Nxumalo was a councillor in the municipality and treasurer of the ANC's Harry Gwala region (Sisonke).
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aaah that now makes sense
 
B.O.F.H. said:
When this tender was in the process of being investigated the elder brother "ran" the company.. and the matric student was 16....

There is no "small if" on this one... this was a corrupt tender award.. through and through.
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If you believe in absolutes I will never be able to agree with you.

Without investigation I am sure you will agree we can not judge anything although we may strongly suspect a something.
 
Devill said:
If you believe in absolutes I will never be able to agree with you.

Without investigation I am sure you will agree we can not judge anything although we may strongly suspect a something.
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In this case, there is no need to investigate.... the suspicion is beyond strong enough.
 
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