hallo

President Thabo Mbeki has admitted that "widespread corruption" within the Home Affairs department was hindering service delivery, SABC news said on Saturday.
Mbeki is attending a two day imbizo in Potchefstroom and Klerksdorp in the North West province.
He said a new management system would be put in place while additional staff would be recruited in a bid to normalise operations.

swapnil90

whatever they do...corruption still will be existent...corrupt people can even to the extent of bribing this new "management system"...

All this is only a game of politics...what the politicians want is only "votes"

louj

It is still a move for political judgment. I am never a fan of politicians cos they will always say and do things that are for the betterment of their names. If a certain department is known to be corrupt, the only way to stop that is to remove or investigate the people in position first. What is the use of putting in new system if the people around it are corrupt, then nothing will ever change.