SACP: there is a dire need for monitoring of scholar transport
Imogen Vollenhoven
29 May 2013
The cause of the accident is brake failure.
“Because if this function of monitoring accountability continues to be outsourced, then the corruption network that exists between some corrupt government officials and some tender premiers will not be isolated and it won’t be defeated,” added Mdodi.
He adds that at the end those who are going to suffer are children and the families.
29 May 2013
The South African Communist Party in the Eastern Cape
This
is after a scholar transport hired by the Department of Transport was involved
in an accident which left five children dead and several injured.
The cause of the accident is brake failure.
SACP
Provincial Spokesperson Siyabonga Mdodi explained that there is a need for
monitoring and accountability of the scholar transport to be the primary
responsibility of the government and not to be outsourced to selfish tender
premiers.
“Because if this function of monitoring accountability continues to be outsourced, then the corruption network that exists between some corrupt government officials and some tender premiers will not be isolated and it won’t be defeated,” added Mdodi.
He adds that at the end those who are going to suffer are children and the families.
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