ESP projects behind schedule

Thursday, February 23, 2017

Various ESP projects around the country are delayed

Presidential Affairs, Governance and Public Administration minister, Eric Molale told Parliament on Friday that a good number of the Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP) projects are behind schedule.

Molale also could not ascertain the total number of permanent jobs created as per the question from Gaborone North legislator Haskins Nkaigwa.

Nkaigwa had asked for amongst other things infrastructural projects funded and completed on time, total amount utilised as well as employment creation to date.

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