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SPECIAL PROJECTS

Projects related to gross corruption, maladministration and wasteful expenditure within government departments like: Social Services, Communications and National Lottery Commission. 

Our Special Projects Portfolio contains several projects related to  gross corruption, maladministration and wasteful expenditure within Social Services, Communications and the National Lottery Commission (NLC). 

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In this portfolio we have undertaken the following projects:

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EKURHULENI VALUATION ROLL 

OUTA has been alerted to concerning escalations in municipal property evaluations from concerned Ekurhuleni residents. These escalations will significantly increase Ekurhuleni residents monthly rates bills. Some residents have noted that their rates bill will increase by more than R2000 per month


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PRIVATE PROSECUTION

The state's National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) is the only institution legally authorised to bring a criminal prosecution. If the NPA formally declines to prosecute, a person directly affected by the crime may bring a private prosecution, but under the current law an organisation or entity may not.


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NATIONAL LOTTERY COMMISSION 

OUTA has been investigating the misuse of Lotto funds by the National Lotteries Commission.


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USAASA

The Universal Service and Access Agency of South Africa (USAASA) project focuses on the provision of set-top boxes to qualifying households as part of the broadcasting digital migration program (BDM).


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PUBLIC PROTECTOR

OUTA has made several submissions to parliament requesting the removal of the Public Protector, Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane. This is due to OUTA's serious concerns relating to her conduct.


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CONCOURT ELECTORAL REFORM CASE

We’d like an electoral system that strengthens the voters’ ability to hold politicians to account.


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SASSA SOCIAL GRANT DEBACLE

Outa is challenging the CPS because of misuse of beneficiary personal information to market products that are no related to grants; such as selling airtime and funeral policies; and corruption. Former Minister of Social Development and the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) appears to have misrepresented many facts in order to keep the SASSA/CPS contract going. She created and appointed work streams to prepare SASSA to take over grant payments. 


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SASSA WASTEFUL EXPENDITURE, CORRUPTION AND TENDER IRREGULARITIES.

According to records obtained by OUTA, there is no proof of food distribution. This is extremely concerning given the millions paid over to Azande.  In addition, given the small pool of taxes flowing into government we believe that a more cost-effect supplier should have won the bid, without compromising the health of vulnerable citizens.


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SABC COO – HLAUDI MOTSOENENG TENDER IRREGULARITIES AND CORRUPTION 

With SABC’s declining financial woes, OUTA is concerned that the abuse by SABC executives of state funds for personal benefit is unacceptable and culprits like James Aguma and Faith Muthambi – who ratified Hlaudi’s appointment –  need to be held accountable and repay funds illegitimately gained. 


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PREVIOUS PROJECTS


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SABC CAMPAIGN 

We have been inundated with questions regarding the payment of SABC TV licences. Here is what you need to know about this very contentious issue. 

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TV LICENCE FAQ

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MULTICHOICE MAINTAINS MONOPOLY

In 2016 Multichoice paid ANN7 R 141 million to maintain its dominance as a paid TV monopoly in South Africa. It further paid ANNx7 to ensure that MultiChoice has influence on government policy. Minister Faith Muthambi who was implicated in sharing confidential ministerial communication with the Guptas who in turn influenced the encryption policy to favour MultiChoice’s monopoly.


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