Special Tribunal Freezes Two Properties Bought With Lottery Funds
Funds meant for an agricultural project to benefit 1,900 unemployed people were used to buy homes for directors of non-profit organisations
Funds meant for an agricultural project to benefit 1,900 unemployed people were used to buy homes for directors of non-profit organisations
The Special Investigating Unit is probing the grant
Its defensive response to recent criticism does not earn the public’s confidence in news media
Sefara was elected chair of the South African National Editors Forum despite concerns raised about his connections to the Lottery
Names of three candidates submitted to Minister
Witnesses allege Rapitse Montsho attempted to intimidate them in breach of his bail conditions
Special Investigating Unit is probing corruption totalling over R2-billion
Debate on a shortlist of three candidates was suspended, then postponed, after MK and EFF MPs repeatedly raised points of order
Special Investigating Unit has launched a probe into a grant to Netball SA for a World Cup 2023 legacy project
Judge Margaret Victor ruled that brothers Tshimangadzo and Ndoweni Mukutu acted in concert to defraud the National Lotteries Commission
Phillemon Letwaba’s bid to unfreeze his pension has been dismissed
The home in eDumbe, in northern KwaZulu-Natal, is one of several projects under investigation by the SIU
But National Lotteries Commission says it can’t pay for security
Ado Krige supplied key documents that blew corruption at the NLC wide open
After three years of no progress, their fate is still to be decided according to the NLC
Auditor-General has condemned “no-consequence culture” in government
Former NLC KwaZulu-Natal client liaison officer Sibonelo Vilakazi used his position to obtain tens of millions of rands for himself and his wife
ProEthics and its director Dr Janette Minnaar tried to stop us publishing this article
The late Presley Chweneyagae’s home was bought with funds meant for an anti-drug themed musical
After year-long reparations process, former NLC staff offered psychological support, educational sponsorships and grocery vouchers
The Special Tribunal has frozen R2.7-million of proceeds from the sale of a house that Alfred Sigudhla and Patience Chauke owned. The house was bought with funds meant for community development.
Alfred Nevhutanda, who used Lottery money meant for good causes to buy houses for himself, argues that the Lottery does not deal with public money
Portfolio committee’s recommendation must be confirmed by national assembly, and then Minister Parks Tau has the final say
Rapitse Montsho is accused of theft and fraud in connection with lottery grants totalling R34.8 million
