Small school’s R16m tender reflects SA’s bigger corruption problem
After the multiple stories we have run over the past few months on major projects which have eaten up hundreds of millions of rands of taxpayer money, why are we focusing on a minor tender for R16 million to renovate a school in a rural area in North West province?
The Seshupo Primary School project raises questions about accountability, public spending and the treatment of rural communities.
The answer is simple: what has happened at Seshupo Primary School in Tshunyane village outside Mahikeng shows how far down our national culture of looting has permeated.
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