Some ministers leave government-allocated homes in dreadful state
Public works minister Dean Macpherson says previous ministers and deputies have left properties in an awful condition
16 September 2024 - 11:11
UPDATED 16 September 2024 - 23:07
Luxury homes allocated to ministers and deputy ministers will be inspected because of theft and extensive damage at some of the properties.
Business Day has learnt that some of the homes were left in a deplorable state. In one of the properties nine carpets were ripped up and in another the new occupant had to deal with the remnants of a taxi rank operating from the state-owned house...
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