Monday, December 10, 2012

DEPUTY MOTLANTHE SIR THINKEST YE THOU CAN UNRAVEL FOR US THE NKANDLA HOMESTEAD CONUNDRUM IF THE GREAT ANC ELECTS YE AS ITS NEW BOSS IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS OF MANGAUNG FOR THE MAIN PURPOSE OF BEATING UP PLAYBOYS?

Nkandla: Lindiwe won't let up - Times LIVE:

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PUBLIC PROTECTOR THULI MADONSELA WILL BE ASKED TO INVESTIGATE WHETHER PRESIDENT JACOB ZUMA'S FAMILY IMPROPERLY BENEFITED FROM THE UPGRADING OF HIS HOME IN NKANDLA.


[South Africa’s Official Opposition the Democratic Alliance’s] parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko said yesterday that she would ask [South Africa’s Public Protector Advocate Thuli Madonsela] to extend her investigation of Zuma's home to "include the possible improper benefits afforded to members of Zuma's family using state resources".


The Sunday Times reported that taxpayers' money was allegedly used to pay for renovations to the homes of Zuma's two brothers.


It was alleged in the report that supplies from electrical company Voltex were delivered to the homes of Michael and Joseph Zuma as part of the "prestige project". This information was reportedly submitted to the Durban High Court in papers filed by Voltex, which was trying to recoup R545249 it claimed it was owed by building contractor Pamela Mfeka.

She was allegedly awarded a R47.6-million contract by the Public Works department to construct six buildings at Nkandla.

"Using public funds for the unjustifiable benefit of an individual is not only grossly unethical but a clear violation of the Executive Members' Ethics Act," said Mazibuko.

City Press reported yesterday that Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi had admitted that the security upgrading of Zuma's home was over budget.

"It is clear in this case that people went over the budget," Nxesi reportedly told Kaya FM host John Perlman on Thursday. He reportedly said a Public Works investigation of the upgrading would be finished next week, and that the findings would be made public.

Nxesi told Perlman it was "very clear" that the prices charged for the upgrading were "questionable". He blamed the building industry and said it was "likely you will be exploited".

He said the public had the right to be upset about the cost of the upgrading - reportedly about R250-million - but should give his department a chance to investigate.

Zuma told parliament last month that the government was paying to upgrade the security at his home but he had taken out a bond to pay for the rest of the upgrading.




Sapa | 03 December, 2012 00:02
DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko






Sotho-Languages-speaking Kgalema Motlanthe, South Africa's overwhelming fauvorite to rule the nation when the majority Ngunis (Swazi, Zulu, Ndebele and Xhosa) who will constitute the majority of the some 2500 ANC delegates would rather have a reportedly profligate fellow-Nguni Jacob Zuma continue ruling the party and the country for the next  7 years




IMAGES GENERATED OVER A HOMESTEAD THOUGHT TO CAUSE SOUTH AFRICAN TAXPAYERS IN THE REGION OF R200 000 000 FOR A MAN WHO WANTS VIA MANGAUNG ANC'S ELECTIVE CONFERENCE TO CONTINUE LEADING EVEN QUERY-CORRUPTLY THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA


Picture courtesy JERM.CO.ZA


PICTURE COURTESY ZAMEME


PICTURE COURTESY : LOCAL IS LEKKER


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