CORRUPTION is Out of Control Under South Africa's ANC Regime

The  following was written by Carla C Viana on Facebook on the  TollFreeGP page.

This list does not even mention the nepotism and all the tender corruptions!

Make yourself comfortable before you start.

"Agreed  someone has to pay for the upkeep, maintenance and improvement  of our grand roads so that we can be proud of our roads when  compared to the rest of Africa BUT HOLD ON this anc government  and their petrol fuel levies has already been collecting vast  billions over many many decades for this exact cost. YOU CAN"T  come along now in 2012 and impose your citizens / give us the  guilt trip where anc appointees have indeed squandered and  depleted the reserves intended for this very cost.  Accountability first and foremost and where such wastage and  thieving of petrol state coffers was found corrupted, those  officials to be removed from their posts and such funds  refunded back into the petrol state collected coffers. We the  people have long since paid for such improvements - just how  was the road accident fund and it's cripplingly multibillion  collapse that transpired under the leadership of and when the  anc appointees took charge of such petrol levies and state  collected mechanisms. If the RAF is anything to go by on -  where anc directorship appointees pay themselves and award  themselves muti million rand performance bonuses salaried  cheques I rest my case. NO VOTE of confidence with those  managing such affairs they forced such state petrol collected  coffers into bankruptcy and now expect and demand the public  must pay.... !!!!!!!" - Carla C Viana.
 
Here  follows the long list of the taxpayers money wasting while the  poor are getting poorer every day! And the government still  blames poverty on apartheid, while busy enriching  themselves!:

 
R  2 million Refurbishing of her government house from the budget  of the Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development.  Gauteng Premier Nomvula Mokonyane []

R 570 000 Seven month stay at top  hotel in Pretoria for Nonhlanhla Mkhize and her assistant who  were seconded from the KZN Premiers office to the Dept of  Women, Children and People with Disabilities Former Minister  of Women, Children & People with Disabilities, Noluthando  Mayende-Sibiya  

R 3.7 million A new official  residence For National police commissioner Bheki Cele, though  several less costly official residences were available in  Silverton. National Police Commissioner Bheki Cele []  15  Oct 2010

R  1.2 million Furnishing for National Commissioner's 'official  residence' National Police Commissioner Bheki Cele []  15  Oct 2010

R  235 000 66 days at the 5-Star Table Bay Hotel by Minister  Nathi Mthethwa and eight department officials  The  Minister also stayed in the Presidential Suite for one night  and four body guards in luxury rooms for four nights. Minister  of Police Nathi Mthethwa  7 Oct 2009 []
R 2 million Prolonged stay at  5-star Sheraton Hotel in Pretoria while official residence was  refurbished Minister of Communications, Roy Padayachie     22 Nov 10

R 32.4 million Over R70 million  spent on the President's 5 official residences over the last 5  years. Jacob Zuma has presided over a large portion of this  expenditure since 2009, which totals a minimum of R32.4  million. This number excludes staff salaries for the 5  residences which would add millions more per year. Department  of Public Works  

3. Cargate - wasteful expenditure  on luxury vehicles for politicians - R69 735  000

Cost  Details Minister/ Department/ Entity responsible RDP Houses  foregone
R 2.4  million BMW 750is (X2) at a cost of R1.1 million each plus  R150 000 on extras, including items like rear seat  entertainment And a sports leather steering wheel Dept of  Communications, Minister Siphiwe Nyanda   

R 1.7 million BMW 730d and Range  Rover Sport TDV8 Dept of Education, Minister Angie Motshekga 

R 11 million The  Free State Provincial Cabinet purchased new Mercedes-Benzes  for each member (11 in total)  10 Mercedes-Benz S500s and  1 Mercendes-Benz S600 for Premier Ace Magashule Free State  Provincial Cabinet

R 795 000 Mercedes-Benz S350   With extras Department of Agriculture, Forestry and  Fisheries, Minister Buyelwa Sonjica   

R  1.4 million BMW X5 3.0d and BMW X5 Si 3.0 with R202 000 worth  of extras Dept of Police, Minister Nathi Mthethwa 

R 1.3 million  Mercedes-Benz S250 (X2) with R150 000 worth of extras each  Dept of Science and Technology, Minister Naledi Pandor 

R 1 million  Toyota Prada - R480 000 and BMW X5 - R550 000 North West  provinces Moretele Mayor, Asnath Molekwa

R 1.1 million BMW 750i Blade  Nzimande, Minister of Higher Education

R 740 000 BMW X5 Bitou Mayor  Lulama Mvimbi

R 795 000 Mercedes-Benz S350 Tina  Joemat-Petterson, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and  Fisheries

R  760 000 Mercedes-Benz E500 Aaron Motsoaledi, Minister of  Health

R 820  000 Range Rover HSE Phumulo Masualle, Eastern Cape MEC for  Health

R 615  000 Audi Q7 3.0 TDI Pemmy Majodina, Eastern Cape MEC for  Public Works

R 770 000 Mercedes-Benz ML500  Mcebisi Jonas, Eastern Cape MEC for Finance 

R 620 000  Mercedes-Benz ML320 CDI Sibongile Manana, Mpumalanga MEC for  Community Safety

R 580 000 Mercedes-Benz ML500  Dikeledi Mahlangu, Mpumalanga MEC for Health 

R 700 000  Mercedes-Benz ML350 Mohlalefi Mokoena, Mpumalanga MEC for  Traditional Affairs

R 845 000 BMW X5 Madala Masuku,  Mpumalanga MEC for Human Settlements

R 730 000 BMW X5 Pinky Kekana,  Limpopo MEC for Transport

R 880 000 BMW 740i Boitumelo  Tshwene, North West MEC for Agriculture

R 900 000 BMW 735 Mahlakeng  Mahlakeng, North West MEC for Public Works 

R 900 000  Mercedes-Benz GL500 Desbo Sefanyetso, North West MEC for  Housing

R 875  000 Mercedes-Benz GL500 Johannes Tselapedi, North West MEC for  Education

R  795 000 Audi Q7 4.2 Grace Pampiri, North West MEC for Sports  and Culture

R  890 000 BMW X6 Gordon Kegakilwe, North West MEC for Local Govt 

R 1.5 million  BMW 550is (X2) Thokozile Xasa, Deputy Minister of Tourism   see

R  720 000 BMW 550i Sedan Deputy Minster of Arts and Culture,  Paul Matashile  

R 1.6 million Mercedes Benz GL320  CDI  for Pretoria office and Audi Q7 4.2 TDI  for  Cape Town office Deputy Minister of Communications, Dina Pule   

R  670 000 Mercedes-Benz E350 Deputy minister of Public  Enterprises Enoch Godongwana

R 900 000 BMW X5 4.8  with  extras Dept of Water and Environment Affairs Deputy Minister  Rejoice Mabudafhasi 

R 1.2 million BMW 7 Series   with extras Minister in the Presidency, Trevor Manuel 

R 575 000 BMW  530d Deputy Minister of Human Settlements

R 660 000 Volkswagen Touareg V8  4.2 Minister in the Presidency

R 750 000 Mercedes-Benz ML500  Deputy Minister Minister of Trade and Industry Ntuli 

R 2.4 million  Audi Q7 (X4) Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform   

R  7 million Fleet of Mercedes-Benz cars including four E-class  sedans Minister of Defence Lindiwe Sisulu  2010   

R  6 million Fleet of Mercedes-Benz ML 4x4s for traditional kings  Eastern Cape Provincial Government

R 2 million Six Mercedes-Benz  E-class cars for members of the Zulu Royal Family  KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government

R 850 000 Two Mitsubishi Pajero  4x4s for members of Eastern Cape House of Traditional Affairs  Eastern Cape Provincial Government

R 1.1 million Three Toyota  Fortuner 4x4s for executive members of the Eastern Cape House  of Traditional Leaders Eastern Cape Provincial Government 

R 1.2 million  BMW 750i  with extras Minister of Foreign Affairs, Maite  Nkoana-Mashabane 

R 1.4 million BMW X5 3.0d and a  Mercedes-Benz E350 CDI Minister of Public Service and  Administration Richard Baloyi  

R 1.4 million Two BMW X5 3.0Ds  Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa  4 Aug 2009 [] 

R 1.6 million  BMW 740i  with extras, and Mercedes-Benz ML500 with  extras Deputy Minister of Police Fikile Mbalula 

R 2.3 million  Audi Q7 4.2 TDi Quattro Tiptronic, Mercedes Benz S320CDI, Two  Volkswagen Toauregs (X2) Minister of Co-operative Governance  and Traditional Affairs, Sicelo Schiceka (and Deputy)  30  Oct 2009

4. Partygate - wasteful  expenditure on parties, conferences and other events - R160  870 000

Cost  Details Minister/ Department/ Entity responsible RDP Houses  foregone
R 10.6  million Inauguration party for Premier of KwaZulu-Natal  Premier of KwaZulu-Natal, Zweli Mkhize  May 2009   

R  7 million Opening of the Free State legislature Dept of the  Premier, the Free State Provincial Govt  June  2009
 
R  300 000 A project launch celebration party Department of Rural  Development and Land Reform  
R 350 000  End-of-year function for 150 department officials Minister of  Labour Mdladlana  Dec 2009  
R 40 million  National Police Day, involving the summoning of one out of  every three police officers in the country to Bloemfontein.  Minister has refused in parliamentary questions to confirm  exact amount spent. R40m is a conservative estimate based both  on figures made available to us by senior police officials.  Minister of Police  Jan 2010

R 920 000 Ten SETAs  threw parties to celebrate the tabling of their annual  reports: BANKSETA - R 104 709 , CHIEFA - R 47 485 , FASSET - R  235 885 , FOODBEV - R 16 500 , INSETA - R 9 513 , MAPPP - R 22  681 , MQA - R 150 000 , MERSETA - R 242 251 , SERVICES SETA -  R 31 000 , W&RSETA - R 58 072 , TOTAL - R 918 097 Minister  of Labour  2009  

R 165 000 Performance  of Lady Salsa - show to commemorate the establishment of  bilateral relations between South Africa and Cuba. This  included nearly R 20 000 of state funds spent on the bar and  drinks vouchers, R 25 000 spent on the venue, and R 60 000 on  purchasing tickets to the show for the 150 guests. Minister of  Arts and Culture  July 2009  
R 2.7 million  Trips by Armscor executives to international arms exhibitions  with their wives  staying at 5-star hotels and flying  first class, while the SOE is in financial straits Armscor and  Minister of Defence  2009  

R 2.6  million Several National Departments held unnecessary budget  vote parties: Arts and Culture  R 223 281 , Basic  Education  R 267 000 , Correctional Services  R 101  594 , Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs  R  67 768 , Energy: R 412 077 , Health (two parties)  R R65  639 , Home Affairs  R52 365 , Human Settlements  R  114 184 , International Relations  R 160 440 , Police   R 56 695 , Justice and Constitutional Development   R 24 323 , Public Service and Administration  R104  407 , Public Works  R84 240 , Science and Technology   R 33 000 , Social Development  R 180 026 , Sports  & Recreation  R 105 000 , State Security  R 41  558 , Trade and Industry / Economic Development  R 43 000  , Transport  R 461 228 = R 2 597 825 Various Departments   June 2009  

R 585 000 Womens Day  Celebration in Soweto which did not benefit commuters  Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA), Dept of  Transport  

R 350 000 End-of-year function  for 150 department officials Jimmy Manyi, DG of Dept of Labour   Dec 2009  
R 5.7 million Golden handshake  to music producer Lebo Morake to walk away from World Cup  opening and closing ceremony project City of Johannesburg   June 2010  

R 300 000 Party to  celebrate executive mayor Gwen Ramokgopa's State of the City  address and a gala dinner at the Pretoria City Hall Tshwane  Metro Council  March 2010  
R 1.2 million  Luncheon commemorating the re-opening of the Camden Coal Power  Station, feeding 300 delegates (including President Zuma)  Minister Barbara Hogan and Eskom CEO Brian Dames   

R 83 million The National Youth  Development Agency's anti-imperialism conference, sponsored by  The Presidency (R 29 million) and National Lotteries Board (R  40 million) along with smaller amounts from the DTI and Arts  and Culture. NYDA, The Presidency and the Dept of Trade &  Industry  13 Dec 2010  

R 2.5 million  Party thrown by SASSA for Jacob Zuma using RDP funds Fezile  Makiwane, head of SASSA  17 May 2009   

R 2.6 million The DPSA spent R54 million  on 22 conferences during the period 1 January 2006 to 30  September 2009. Within the first few months of the Zuma  administration, it had already spent R 2 576 000. Dept of  Public Service and Administration  

5.  Ticketgate - wasteful expenditure on tickets to sports events  and other entertainment - R196 975 000

Cost Details RDP  Houses foregone
R 16.2 million World Cup Tickets: National  Departments: International Relations (200 tickets)  R 10  297 500 , Science and Technology (12)  R 25 200 , Tourism  (180)  R 1 127 129 , Trade and Industry (320)  R 4  738 960 , Total (712)  R 16 188 789

R 116.5  million World Cup Tickets: State  Entities:
Airport Companies South Africa (170  tickets)  R 4 760 000
Air Traffic and Navigation  Services (143)  R 1 400 000
CEF Group (1 224)  R  12 865 375
CSIR (20)  R 314 991
Development Bank of  SA (300)  R 2 348 897
Denel (48)  R 256  000
Eskom (1 080)  R 12 273 518
GEMS (25)  R  65 400
IDC (2 734)  R 12 000 000
Mhlathuze Water  Board (1 Hospitality box)  R 1 900 000
NERSA (2)   R 2 240
Onderstepoort Biological Products (12)   R 24 000
PetroSA (1000)  R 12 500 000
PRASA  (4 570)  R 10 800 000
Road Accident Fund (600)  R  1 821 405
SAA (1 633)  R 22 500 000
SABC (2 190)   R 3 332 250
SAMSA (40)  R 2 226 989
SAPO  (800)  R 800 000
Sentech (96)  R 1 067  325
Transnet (962)  R 13 344 209
Total (17 650)   R 116 512 597
R 12.3 million World Cup Tickets:  Provinces

Eastern Cape  R 280 000
Free State   R 6.8 million
Gauteng  R 4 million
Mpumalanga   R 1.2 million
Total  R 12 280 000
R 20.7  million World Cup Tickets: Municipalities

Johannesburg   R 4.5 million (with paraphernalia)
Mangaung  R  15 million
Mbombela  R 730 000
Tshwane  R 500  000
Total  R 20 730 000
R 4.1 million World Cup  Paraphernalia: National Departments

Arts & Culture   R 175,027
Cooperative Gov & Traditional Affairs   R 4,231
Defence & Military Veterans  R  22,900
Health  R 964,764
Justice &  Constitutional Development  R 1,143,324
Mineral  Resources  R 30,000
Police  R  386,725
Presidency  R 84,994
Public Enterprises   R 4,694
Public Works  R 166,747
Science &  Technology  R 50,474
Social Development  R  11,000
Sports & Recreation  R 871,870
Transport   R 144,781
Total  R 4 061 531
R 21.3 million  World Cup Paraphernalia: Public Entities
 
Book,  charge and REFUND then we talk and never the other way around  !!!!
REFRAIN from attempting to silence  and close down such whistle blowers, reporters and journalists  and your taxed South African citizens  !!!

R  32 million Cost of 10% of the value of a major housing project  for cancelling contract due to inadequate research prior to  awarding the tender Department of Public Works

~ R 35 000 The Gauteng  Commissioner of Correctional Services undertook a series of  trips of little or no relevance to her mandate as  Commissioner. The trips included hiring a Mercedes Benz at a  cost of R2 000 per day and attending the Grahamstown Festival.  Department of Correctional Services; Minister Nosiviwe  Mapisa-Nqakula
R  90 000 The North West Education Department spent about R90 000  to pamper their officials at a day spa North West Education  MEC Johannes Tselapedi
R 3 million Sending a 200-strong  delegation including councillors, a netball team, cultural  ensemble, choir and soccer team to Lusaka to attend Zambia's  Independence Day celebrations. Mayor Zoleka Capa of OR Tambo  Municipality

R 3.6 million VIP protection  costing R 300 000 per month for ANC Youth League President  Julius Malema from November 2009 to October  2010 South  African Police Service

R 9.5 million Dedicated DoD VIP  lounge at OR Tambo International Airport for use by Defence  Minister Lindiwe Sisulu, department officials and official  guests.  Department of Defence

R 3 million Statue of Shaka Zulu  for Durban's new King Shaka International Airport KZN Premier  Zweli Mkhize

R 1.5 million Statue of an  elephant that was removed because it resembled the emblem of  the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) eThekwini municipality 

R 6.8  million 6333 traffic fines incurred by the SA diplomatic staff  in London. Dept  of International Relations & Cooperation 

R 935 000  Paid to Queenstown education district chief education  specialist Mzwandile Bula despite the latter failing to turn  up to work for two years in a row Eastern Cape Education  Department

R  14.9 million Rivoningo Magazine (a SAPS magazine)  50 000  copies per quarter over 21 months, at an average cost of R37  per magazine. SAPS [] 15 Oct 10
R 160 000 Payment above and beyond  the statutory salary of National Commissioner of Correctional  Service, Tom Moyane Dept of Correctional Services [see 3 Oct  10 statement by Lennit Max]
R 11.7 million R11.7 million was  spent on a cancellation fee for reserved heads of state  accommodation for an African Diaspora Summit. Department of  International Relations and Cooperation   
R 155  000 Sponsorship of former Portfolio Committee Chair on Public  Enterprises, Vytjie Mentor, on trip to China Transnet  7  Dec 10 []
R 76  million Four Department of Transport Conferences  of  which R 12 million was spent on VIP shuttle services alone  Department of Transport  10 Mar 2010 [] 

R 50  million Misappropriation of Parliamentary funds for personal  expenditure on luxury homes and hotel stays Parliament  2  Dec 2009   

R  15.5 million The National Lottery, in probable contravention  of the law, paid out a total of R15.5m to the Jazz Foundation  of South Africa, even though the CEO of the Foundation - Mr  Leabua (Oupa) Salemane - is also a member of the Lotto's Arts  and Culture Distributing Agency. Department of Trade and  Industry, Minister Rob Davies

R 75 million For Presidential  inauguration President Jacob Zuma  29 April 2009 [] 

R 23.7  million For defending department against lawsuits emanating  from individuals being denied services Dept of Home Affairs   12 Oct 2010 []
R 20.6 million Charter flights  booked by the Presidency for former President Mbeki. Revealed  in DA parliamentary reply.  Presidency

Mind-blowing  stuff!
There should not be one single person homeless or  hungry in SA. Government HAS (or had) the money to help the poor!!!
They will not get one extra cent tax money (in whatever way or means) from my wallet before this out-of-control spending has stopped.
No wonder the ANC Regime wants to silence the media - they don't want information like the above and the now pension fund scandal surrounding the e-toll system to leak  out!!
The above list is not even  complete!!

The above list was compiled from information obtained from the websites below:

More information on the information provided below can be found HERE
A DETAILED ACCOUNT OF MONEY LOST UNDER THE ANC REGIME CAN BE FOUND HERE

Also visit the Northern Cape Corruption Study