ANC Flushes R202 million down the loo

THE CURRENT AMOUNT WASTED BY THE ANC GOVERNMENT STANDS AT:

R202 717 million

Why is there no outcry from the so called *previously disadvantaged* when these ANC fat cats are pissing billions down the toilet?

Do they not realize how many schools, Hospitals, Clinics or infrastructure this could have provided in the townships?

Where are the bleeding heart liberals?

Do they not care that people are dying in the townships due to malnutrition or lack of medication?


R9 800 000
The KwaZulu-Natal government, the MEC for community safety and head of the department can't explain the waste of R10-million on "a commission of inquiry into ineffective policing", from 2005 that produced no results - not even a final report. Commission of Inquiry chairperson, Advocate Stix Mdladla

R672 938
Deputy Minister of Public Enterprises purchased an Iridium Silver Mercedes-Benz E350 Department of Public Enterprises

R1 625 366
Deputy Minister of Communications, Dina Pule purchased a Mercedes Benz GL320 CDI at a cost of R868 000 for the Pretoria office, and an Audi Q7 4.2 TDI at a cost of R757 366 for the Cape Town office.
Deputy Minister of Communications, Dina Pule

R661 646
The department suffered a total loss of R661 646 as a result of the changing of banking details (due to possible fraudulent activity). Department of Public Works R101 408 Wasteful expenditure recorded in the 2008/09 National Treasury Annual Report National Treasury

R2.2 million
As reported in the Annual Report - wasteful expenditure of R2.2 million for defective work on the construction of the Eesterus Clinic and the Sebokeng Folateng. Gauteng Department of Health

R4.8 million
Wasteful expenditure recorded in the 2008/09 Land Affairs annual report Department of Land Affairs

R4 587 000
Wasteful expenditure recorded in the 2008/09 Department of Defence Annual Report Department of Defence

R4 979 000
Wasteful expenditure recorded in the 2008/09 Sport and Recreation Annual Report Department of Sport and Recreation
R496 371
Wasteful expenditure recorded in the 2008/09 Department of Arts and Culture

Annual Report Department of Arts and Culture The expenditure monitor is available here.