Posts tagged with 'project'

 

ANC regime’s Multi-Billion Rand water project in Bosveld does not deliver a single drop of water

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It has now been five years since the big water project for the Bushveld area was started. The outcome was to supply water to some 50 small villages where black people live.

After spending several billion Rand, there is not one drop of water for the villagers.

Even the drowning of a six-year-old did not cause the government to take any real action to address the water supply.

Neither the government nor the agents who accepted the contract to take water to the various villages, showed positive action while much money was lost from taxpayers.

The drought in the year 2000 brought the realization that water to the villages became an urgent priority, but to date the program has not been implemented.

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New R28.6 billion project at Ethekwini Municipality just another initiative for ANC government to waste money

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Another failed ANC project under the guise of the Khawuleza Model launched at the expense of impoverished taxpayers. The ruling ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa, declared that the Khawuleza municipality and environment is the place to create jobs.

He launched the so-called metropolitan version for the Khawuleza District Development Model, which is believed to also improve communication between the government and the departments.

Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality is expected to get R28.6 billion to initiate the Khawuleza project.

The district’s model will apparently receive the huge amount over the 5-year period for the project, and funding planning and spending will be integrated with the governments.

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R7 million school in Eastern Cape build in a area obviously not suitable for any construction, now in ruins – this is just one more example of the incompetence of the ANC educational department

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It is 11am on a cold Friday at Mcheni Primary School and there is not a single pupil or teacher at school. The dilapidated mud school on the outskirts of the small town of Tsolo in Tyweka village, KuJence (can’t find on map), becomes a ghost when the weather is bad, like this particular Friday.

When it is rainy, windy or cold, pupils are sent home early or told to not attend school at all.

Last Friday morning, while many learners around the country were busy with their studies to attain a level of education which will allow them to acquire crucial skills for their future, Mcheni Primary School pupils were sitting at home.

The Eastern Cape department of education confirmed that it was aware of the situation at the school.

More than 250 pupils use mud structures as their classrooms, which were built by the community in the early 1990s.

The classrooms are completely dilapidated and pose a serious danger. Doors and windows are either broken or missing and
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Cleaning project at Nelson Mandela Bay worth more than R5.8 million struggles to kick off, one can only imagine where taxpayers money disappear to if it is not being used for the original purpose, certainly into some very fortune politicians ‘wallet ?

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The Nelson Mandela Bay’s informal settlement were earmarked to undergo a “cleaning” project on November 1, 2018.

The so-called “clean & green” project would have created 200 temporary jobs. Initially, head of public health, Yolisa Pali disrupted the project as she was not familiar with the task. So the plan was postponed to December 1 and yet again it couldn’t start due to a shortage of workers and the attention was shifted to clean up beaches.

Questions are asked about the hundreds of unemployed people in the area and of course why the neighborhoods are so dirty and where are the funds currently?

Read the original article in Afrikaans on Die Vryburger
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