Controversy continues to surround the Beitbridge Border fence. After conducting an in-loco inspection of the R37-million fence along the SA-Zimbabwe border, three separate Parliamentary Portfolio Committees say the fence is not fit for purpose.
The committees say the fence was wasteful expenditure, and substandard materials were used.
They say the secondary fence, which was built 37 years ago, is in better physical condition. They are now calling for the SIU to investigate and initiate a process to recover money lost.
Controversy continues to surround the Beitbridge Border fence. After conducting an in-loco inspection of the R37-million fence along the SA-Zimbabwe border, three separate Parliamentary Portfolio Committees said the fence is not fit for purpose. pic.twitter.com/Zx2sYNDNxM
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Public Works and Infrastructure Minister, Patricia De Lille, who issued the directive to appoint a service provider, said last month she would be the first to subject herself to Parliament to be held accountable over the tender.
In other news – Woman’s life turns into a mess as dead Gogo demands her to leave husband & marry her Uncle
Katleho Molefe is tired of her dead gogo’s wedding demand.
She said her grandmother, who died in 2001, wants her to marry her adopted son, who she sees as her uncle. Learn more
Source: eNCA
