Welfare beneficiaries decry lack of support

Tuesday, May 31, 2016

JWANENG: Though the government pours millions of pula into its programmes, beneficiaries are not satisfied with the level of support they get in terms of government buying their products.

In the ongoing tour of Jwaneng/Mabutsane constituency, the Presidential Inspectorate Task team led by Johnnie Swartz was made aware of challenges beneficiaries face in hopes to escape abject poverty.

One of the Youth Development Fund (YDF) beneficiaries, who was funded to start an agric shop in Jwaneng, Nshaluli Mmelesi, said the government through its different programmes does not buy from her.

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