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Ace Magashule's sons, Tshepiso and Thato, have been awarded tenders to the value of R2.7 million, according to a Daily Maverick report.
The award was made after the provincial treasury decided to centralise Covid-19 supply procurement, to support local businesses.
Free State Treasury head of department Godfrey Mahlatsi says the provincial treasury "would not have discriminated against" two companies linked to Ace Magashule's sons "based on the fact that their father is the former premier of the Free State Province".
Magashule's sons Tshepiso and Thato have been awarded government contracts for Covid-19 goods and services, Daily Maverick reported on Friday.
The publication reported that the provincial treasury had awarded contracts with a combined value of R2.7 million to Motheko Projects and Marvel Deeds, owned by Tshepiso Magashule and Thato Magashule respectively.
The tenders have been awarded amid reports that the province's Finance MEC Gadija Brown is close to Ace Magashule.”
The award was made after the provincial treasury decided to centralise Covid-19 supply procurement, to support local businesses.
Free State Treasury head of department Godfrey Mahlatsi says the provincial treasury "would not have discriminated against" two companies linked to Ace Magashule's sons "based on the fact that their father is the former premier of the Free State Province".
Magashule's sons Tshepiso and Thato have been awarded government contracts for Covid-19 goods and services, Daily Maverick reported on Friday.
The publication reported that the provincial treasury had awarded contracts with a combined value of R2.7 million to Motheko Projects and Marvel Deeds, owned by Tshepiso Magashule and Thato Magashule respectively.
The tenders have been awarded amid reports that the province's Finance MEC Gadija Brown is close to Ace Magashule.”
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By Radio 2000Ace Magashule's sons, Tshepiso and Thato, have been awarded tenders to the value of R2.7 million, according to a Daily Maverick report.
The award was made after the provincial treasury decided to centralise Covid-19 supply procurement, to support local businesses.
Free State Treasury head of department Godfrey Mahlatsi says the provincial treasury "would not have discriminated against" two companies linked to Ace Magashule's sons "based on the fact that their father is the former premier of the Free State Province".
Magashule's sons Tshepiso and Thato have been awarded government contracts for Covid-19 goods and services, Daily Maverick reported on Friday.
The publication reported that the provincial treasury had awarded contracts with a combined value of R2.7 million to Motheko Projects and Marvel Deeds, owned by Tshepiso Magashule and Thato Magashule respectively.
The tenders have been awarded amid reports that the province's Finance MEC Gadija Brown is close to Ace Magashule.”
The award was made after the provincial treasury decided to centralise Covid-19 supply procurement, to support local businesses.
Free State Treasury head of department Godfrey Mahlatsi says the provincial treasury "would not have discriminated against" two companies linked to Ace Magashule's sons "based on the fact that their father is the former premier of the Free State Province".
Magashule's sons Tshepiso and Thato have been awarded government contracts for Covid-19 goods and services, Daily Maverick reported on Friday.
The publication reported that the provincial treasury had awarded contracts with a combined value of R2.7 million to Motheko Projects and Marvel Deeds, owned by Tshepiso Magashule and Thato Magashule respectively.
The tenders have been awarded amid reports that the province's Finance MEC Gadija Brown is close to Ace Magashule.”