The Mshandukani Foundation was awarded R4-million by the National Lotteries Commission to sink boreholes for Eastern Cape schools and clinics. But the boreholes already existed. Instead, the money was used for personal enrichment by lottery officials and their associates. Illustration: Lisa Nelson
National Lotteries Commission allocated a multimillion-rand grant in 2019 to the Mshandukani Foundation for boreholes to be installed in Eastern Cape schools and clinics.
But the boreholes had already existed for three years and the money was instead diverted to private companies and personal bank accounts including a company owned by the wife of a senior lottery official.
The Special Tribunal previously heard that the same foundation was involved in a dodgy R25-million Olympic Games send-off that never…
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