The deadline for the contracts of the controversial nuclear program was on Monday, and the new Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba’s signature is apparently among the documents after Pravin Gordhan refused to sign it.
This obviously means that the company will be in charge of the construction of nuclear power stations, and the company is one owned by Khulubuse Zuma. He will over the next 20 years pocket R50bn if the project is completed on time. Otherwise, costs will continue to rise.
This information was disclosed by an ANC loyalist from Natal, Sibusisiwe Mngadi. She says she knows that the disclosure of this information could put her and her family’s lives in danger, but it is not for what she went through the so-called “struggle.”
Meanwhile, Adv. Anton Alberts of the FF Plus said that another controversial project that has experienced strong resistance will now begin after it is approved by Zuma. This is the shale gas project in the Karoo, which will be mined by fracking and the risk of polluting the already limited underground water sources, in as much as it is unusable.
Adv. Alberts called it “the first steps of President. Jacob Zuma’s radical economic transformation”.
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