AfriForum dien klag in ná Mpumalanga-departement R1,92 miljard vermors
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AfriForum launched a comprehensive campaign, #waarvoorbetaalons?/#whatarewepayingfor?, to hold Government responsible for the misappropriation of allocated tax money. As part of this campaign, members of the public are requested to add their names to the official letter that AfriForum wants to submit to National Treasury. The letter will be directed to Mr Pravin Gordhan, Minister of…
Income tax amounted to 36,45% of the total budget for the 2015/2016 fiscal year. AfriForum investigated the consolidated general report on national and provincial audit outcomes for the 2014/2015 financial year as well as the promises made by Government during the 2015 budget speech in order to determine if taxpayers received value for their money….
AfriForum today laid criminal charges against Mahlubandile Qwase, former Head of the Eastern Cape’s Department of Health as part of its “Genoeg is Genoeg” (enough is enough) campaign that was launched on Monday, 18 April. This comes after the organisation studied the Department’s annual report and found that Qwase might be guilty of an offence…
The civil rights organisation AfriForum welcomes the decision of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to withdraw the charges against Pravin Gordhan, Minister of Finance. Monique Taute, Head of AfriForum’s Anti-corruption Unit, says it is however regrettable that it had to take the pressure and intervention of the civil society to have come to this point….
AfriForum today laid criminal charges against Gugulethu Matlaopane, Head of the Northern Cape’s Department of Health as part of its “Genoeg is Genoeg” (enough is enough) campaign that was launched on Monday, 18 April. This comes after the organisation studied the Department’s annual report and found that Matlaopane might be guilty of an offence in…
AfriForum today laid criminal charges of money laundering and corruption against Fikile Mbalula, former Minister of Sport, at the Brooklyn police station. This follows after Sedgars Sport, a supplier of sport products, allegedly payed between R300 000 and R680 000 in 2017 for the Mbalula family’s trip to Dubai. AfriForum requested the Public Protector (PP) in 2017…