The Department of Public Works has been procuring and installing alternative electricity systems at the homes of ministers and their deputies since 2019.
The Department of Public Works has been procuring and installing alternative electricity systems at the homes of ministers and their deputies since 2019 – costing South Africa R7.04 million., this has predominantly been happening in affluent Pretoria suburbs and has comprised the installation of generators, solar systems, and inverters.
“It’s a cry that should be noted, especially in the current situation; it’s a cry that we should not downplay.” Former Tshwane mayor Solly Msimanga has claimed that this R12 million was misused on dodgy renovations — and despite its extravagant makeover, the house was sold in November 2017 for just R5.1 million.a controversial multi-billion rand tenderPEU was originally hired as an advisor but soon became a service provider contracted to install smart metres in Tshwane.
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