Metro Executive Mayor, Cllr Athol Trollip, and Municipal Public Accounts (MPAC) Chairperson, Cllr Lance Grootboom, have today announced various action steps outlined in the Kabuso Report. After ten years of inaction from former governments, finally justice will prevail for the residents of Nelson Mandela Bay who were deprived of opportunities and proper service delivery as a result of corruption. The Kabuso Report collected dust under former government that didn't hold anyone to account. … [Read more...] about Required reading if you were implicated in the Kabuso report
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Metro fails to make headway in probing damning Kabuso report allegations
Dear Ratepayers, Business and Civil Society, Failing to take any action against all implicated in the Kabuso Report since 2009 proves once again that we are facing a huge challenge to eliminate corruption, mismanagement and incompetence in our Metro. The MEC withheld the Kabuso report for years, allowing evidential documents to be used during investigations against all those implicated in the Kabuso report to disappear. That is the real reason why not enough evidence could be found to proceed … [Read more...] about Metro fails to make headway in probing damning Kabuso report allegations
Africorp Publicly State their side with regards to Kabuso Report
The statement below is the unedited version of a letter by Africorp defending themselves against the Kabuso report and various media instances: The media, and in particular "THE HERALD", has for some time now published various articles suggesting that Africorp companies are in some undefined manner guilty of various transgressions and improper conduct in relation to three matters: The leases of office accommodation to the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NMBM) at Kwantu Towers … [Read more...] about Africorp Publicly State their side with regards to Kabuso Report
Kabuso Report – Full Marks to The Herald
After months of legal wrangling and (probably) heaps of legal fees The Herald finally got the go ahead from Acting Judge Nceba Dukada that the full Kabuso forensic report on maladministration in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality be handed over to The Herald in the next five days (by the end of October 2011). In the interim The Herald has made electronic copies of the documents available: The legal interpretation of the Kabuso report (14.8mb) The Kabuso report split into 4 files, … [Read more...] about Kabuso Report – Full Marks to The Herald
The Kabuso Report: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
Update, 27 October: See the Kabuso Report here: Kabuso Report – Full Marks to The Herald The Kabuso Report into alleged corruption in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro was discussed in the Eastern Cape Legislature yesterday during question time. Bobby Stevenson asked the MEC for Local Government, Mlibo Qoboshiyane a four part question: What is the reason for the delay in releasing the Kabuso Report Why is the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality not co-operating with this … [Read more...] about The Kabuso Report: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
Kabuso Report a Fine Piece of Investigative Journalism
The Herald lead story, ("Report Fingers Faku," April 5), is a classic example of investigative journalism at its best. It deals with the Kabuso forensic report into corruption, and details the alleged activities of prominent ANC politicians and private business personalities. At no stage does The Herald accuse anyone of corruption.The report - which the ruling party has seen fit to keep under wraps for two years - does that without help from anyone, and The Herald has, in the best … [Read more...] about Kabuso Report a Fine Piece of Investigative Journalism
