BERA Laptop Acquisition Raises Eyebrows

Monday, September 17, 2018

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The Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority (BERA) Chairperson, Bernard Ndove, has dismissed claims that he awarded himself a tender to supply five laptops to the organisation.

He went on to accuse some of his colleagues in the Board and senior management for tainting his name.

Sources claim that Ndove made a controversial sale of computers to the energy regulator through his company Pipe King Services. According to documents seen by The Monitor, Ndove sold four laptops to BERA for Board members at the value of P34, 384.

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