The National Lotteries Commission (NLC) on Monday said it would not comment on the investigation into allegations that a company linked to its former board chairperson, Alfred Nevhutanda, acquired a luxury property valued at an estimated R27 million using the commission’s money.
The SIU announced on Monday that it had obtained a preservation order to freeze the lavish two-hectare Pretoria property after it found that it was bought with monies given to non-profit organizations under the auspices of grant funding from the NLC.
The property is owned by Vhutanda Investments, whose sole director is the controversial ex-lotto boss.
“We will await the final report to be handed to the president of the republic as per the proclamation and the NLC will deal with the final report comprehensively,” said the NLC’s head of communications Ndivhuwo Mafela.
-EWN
In other news – Tamia Mpisane’s revealing outfit at DStv Mzansi Viewers’ Choice Awards causes a stir – PICS
Mzansi media personalities Tamia Mpisane and actress Ntando Duma have gone viral in Mzansi and across Africa following their risque see-through outfits.
The two women wore the sheer revealing outfits when they attended Saturday’s glamorous DStv Mzansi Viewers’ Choice Awards (DStv MVCA) event. Ntando Duma looked stunning in a hot see-through, nude pink dress embellished with bling by Miano Designs. Learn More