Animal drawn carts are seen during a handover ceremony to residents of Dibono and Manawana rural villages in the North West on 04 November 2022.Animal drawn carts are seen during a handover ceremony to residents of Dibono and Manawana rural villages in the North West on 04 November 2022.
The Special Investigating Unit in the North West says it has made progress with regards to a case involving theA complaint was recently lodged by the Democratic Alliance after it criticised the provincial government for allowing its residents to remain primitive.This after the Department of Community Safety and Transport spent R780 000 on 20 donkey carts to donate to residents of Dibono and Manawana Villages near Mahikeng.
The intervention has raised questions about why the department did not invest in critical infrastructure and public transport.Godfrey Dieta, investigator for the SIU in the province, says some progress has already been made. “This matter, the donkey cart matter, has been registered. The reference number has been issued and then for now we will be waiting for the case assessment committee to sit and deliberate on the matter and then raise whatever issue that they want to raise. If they want additional information, I will go back to the DA and say this is the information that is actually needed and please provide it. As soon as it is provided, we will upload it to the system and the CAC will deliberate on it.
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Eh but whats happening kanti emzansi