Petition to the Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate Veterans Affairs Deputy Minister Hilma Nikanor and the Windhoek City Council for Corruption
The use of one's official position or office for personal gratification or gratitude is defined as corruption. The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has a duty to investigate this matter. Sign the petition in support of a public call on the ACC the investigate Nikanor and the Windhoek City Council in this regard.
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February 12, 2014
The momentum is undeniable now. Officials cannot ignore the weight of this public demand any longer.
24 Comments
It is not fair that she has to buy for half price and others for full price. What is their business connection? Check it out please.
What a disgrace in a country where the gap between have and have nothing at all someone who earns a decent salary and has countless other benefits wants to get land at a discounted price. We have young graduates first time buyers who can not afford to purchase houses. The Anti Corruption Commission must investigate
I just wonder how many these cases go unnoticed
Yes! To many are suffering under corruptions
corruption is the wrong way to get what you want while other people are suffering toe get what they want. the council must look into matters that there is a lack of accommodation.
The honourable (dishonourable) deputy minister should resign
Investigate corrruption - Min Hilma Nikanor & Whk city council
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Petition to the Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate Veterans Affairs Deputy Minister Hilma Nikanor and the Windhoek City Council for Corruption
The use of one's official position or office for personal gratification or gratitude is defined as corruption. The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has a duty to investigate this matter. Sign the petition in support of a public call on the ACC the investigate Nikanor and the Windhoek City Council in this regard.
Updates
February 12, 2014
The momentum is undeniable now. Officials cannot ignore the weight of this public demand any longer.
24 Comments
If these are the knd of leaders we have in a time of a property crisis? then I really don't know if there is hope in solving it at all.
It is not fair that she has to buy for half price and others for full price. What is their business connection? Check it out please.
What a disgrace in a country where the gap between have and have nothing at all someone who earns a decent salary and has countless other benefits wants to get land at a discounted price. We have young graduates first time buyers who can not afford to purchase houses. The Anti Corruption Commission must investigate
I just wonder how many these cases go unnoticed
Yes! To many are suffering under corruptions
corruption is the wrong way to get what you want while other people are suffering toe get what they want. the council must look into matters that there is a lack of accommodation.
The honourable (dishonourable) deputy minister should resign
Investigate corrruption - Min Hilma Nikanor & Whk city council
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If these are the knd of leaders we have in a time of a property crisis? then I really don't know if there is hope in solving it at all.