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Original Post Date: 2006-03-31 Posted By: Jan
From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 3/31/2006
S.Africa: 6,000 Tv sets bought for US$4,300 each for Prisoners
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From the News Archives of: WWW.AfricanCrisis.Org
Date & Time Posted: 3/31/2006
S.Africa: 6,000 Tv sets bought for US$4,300 each for Prisoners
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[How lovely and comfortable for our scum. Jan] Prisons chief Mti called to explain fancy R26 500 TV sets for jails CORRECTIONAL Services national commissioner and former Eastern Cape struggle veteran Linda Mti has been called to Parliament today to explain allegations that he used money meant for the building of new prisons to buy television sets costing R26 500 each. He will appear before the correctional services committee to explain the rechannelling of funds meant for four new prisons. Committee chairman Dennis Bloem said yesterday that the committee wanted to establish whether it is true that the funds were rechannelled to other things. The committee was expecting Mti to give a detailed report on the progress made with the building programme — launched in 2002 “ and when the first inmates could be expected to be moved into the new prisons, Bloem said. The committee was concerned about overcrowding in prisons around the country, and had thought the four new prisons would alleviate this problem because they were designed to provide 12 000 additional beds, he said. Media reports yesterday said the department had complained that the R1,2-billion allocated for four new prisons is not enough even to begin building them. However, it recently invited tenders for 6 000 television sets, at R26 500 a set, access control systems to the value of R148,2-million and fences at R6,6-million each. Correctional services spokesman Manelisi Wolela had already admitted that about R438-million of the R1,2-billion had been rechannelled last year to build fences with motion detectors for the 66 existing prisons. Parliament and the treasury were not informed, because the money was shifted from one project to another, which was not illegal, the report said. A tender of R148-million was awarded in April last year to Sondolo IT to install access control systems in prisons. Another tender of R159-million (US$25,5 million) was recently awarded for installing 6 000 TV sets in prisons. |
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