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Fraud and corruption in the public works department, by the numbers

Two thousand five hundred employees of the department have been found to be conducting business with the state

Hands on: Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, left, leads a government tour of various Expanded Public Works Programme projects in Thaba Nchu, to highlight the contribution of the programme in the socio-economic development of communitiesin the Free State. Picture: GCIS/KOPANO TLAPE
Hands on: Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, left, leads a government tour of various Expanded Public Works Programme projects in Thaba Nchu, to highlight the contribution of the programme in the socio-economic development of communitiesin the Free State. Picture: GCIS/KOPANO TLAPE

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