In the dark � Thutlwe on poverty eradication report

Thursday, September 24, 2015

Although Gaborone City Council (GCC) has received P487,227 to cut the backlog on the poverty eradication exercise, mayor Kagiso Thutlwe said his office does not have a full report on progress made through programme by beneficiaries.

Addressing councillors during a full council meeting yesterday, Thutlwe said there are those whose packages were incomplete during the previous procurement as funds got depleted.

“Honourable councillors, it is unfortunate that my office is not in possession of the full report on the progress of the poverty eradication exercise.

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In the dark � Thutlwe on poverty eradication report

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