An amnesty for those who have committed housing subsidy fraud is in the pipeline, South African housing director general Itumuleng Kotsoane said on Thursday.
He was addressing a media briefing at Parliament on the national housing picture and on backlogs.
During question time it emerged that plans were in place to request a presidential proclamation allowing for an amnesty process.
“We don’t want to send through the amnesty … a sign that corruption pays and that there will always be amnesty,” he said, in reply to a question about some 43,000 public servants who were allegedly involved in housing subsidy fraud… IAfrica.com Business News
He was addressing a media briefing at Parliament on the national housing picture and on backlogs.
During question time it emerged that plans were in place to request a presidential proclamation allowing for an amnesty process.
“We don’t want to send through the amnesty … a sign that corruption pays and that there will always be amnesty,” he said, in reply to a question about some 43,000 public servants who were allegedly involved in housing subsidy fraud… IAfrica.com Business News
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