Keywords: "Lesley Ramulifho" Content: Articles Page: 6 of 6 Items: 58
1 August 2019 | ARTICLE
By Raymond Joseph
Undeclared conflicts of interest and incomplete or shoddy construction characterise many projects funded by the National Lotteries Commission (NLC). Our research uncovers what is possibly only a fract...
24 May 2019 | ARTICLE
By Anton van Zyl
The National Lotteries Commission (NLC) seems to have paid up to twice as much as necessary to replace pit toilets at schools in Limpopo - with the money going to a little known Gauteng based contract...
16 May 2019 | ARTICLE
By Raymond Joseph
After strongly defending two multimillion-rand projects it funded, the National Lottery Commission (NLC) has done a complete about face and now says that it is investigating both of them. The one proj...
3 May 2019 | ARTICLE
By Anton van Zyl, Bernard Chiguvare, Kaizer Nengovhela and Raymond Joseph
After months of complaining to authorities about the dire conditions at Waterval High in Limpopo, fed up learners and their parents barricaded the streets around the school to draw attention to their ...
17 April 2019 | ARTICLE
By GroundUp Staff
Judge Hennie de Vos in the Pretoria High Court has struck from the roll an urgent application to remove articles from the GroundUp, Citizen and Daily Dispatch websites. In November, GroundUp published...
19 March 2019 | ARTICLE
By Raymond Joseph
The National Lotteries Commission has awarded two grants totalling R20-million rand to two non-profit companies associated with a controversial lawyer, despite the fact that another multimillion-rand ...
14 December 2018 | ARTICLE
By Raymond Joseph
The National Lotteries Commission (NLC) has launched an investigation into a multimillion rand grant made to a dormant and non-compliant, non-profit organisation. GroundUp recently reported how Lesley...
22 November 2018 | ARTICLE
By Raymond Joseph and Anton van Zyl
When Takalani Tshikalange set up a non-profit organisation in rural Limpopo in 2012 to help people with HIV she hoped to make a real difference. But despite her best intentions, Denzhe Primary Care fa...