Millions paid for non-existent roads, stadium and incomplete boreholes in Northwest municipality | City Press

In the Ratlou municipality of North West, women and children stand in long lines to fetch water from communal taps, underscoring the acute local water crisis. Despite drilling several new boreholes in the villages of Setlagole and Madibogo, these resources remain non-functional. Recent images reveal the extent of mismanagement and corruption by municipality officials, who have misappropriated millions meant for community improvements. Over R4 million was allocated for road constructions between Tlhaping to Madibogospan and Setlhwatlhwe to Ramabesa, yet these roads remain unbuilt. Similarly, the municipality spent more than R3 million on the supposed construction of a local stadium, which doesn’t exist. This misallocation of funds highlights systemic corruption that undermines essential service delivery, leaving residents struggling for basic necessities. South Africans must remain vigilant to secure a better future, with outlets like News24 committed to delivering fearless journalism. Explore more stories with our free trials.

Original Source: Norman Masungwini
Date: 2023-10-21 22:06:12
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