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It is so sad that our own government has let us down

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RE: Uthukela cracks down on corruption, Estcourt News, April 11, page 3.
It is so sad that our own government has let us down and it is time people have a second thought.
Congratulations Auditor General.
Some of us have been working for the government but have nothing and how can those people get almost half a million each year?
We are expected to work after retirement even at 80-years-old.
If that is due to the apartheid government, where it is today?
There is something very wrong with some of the policies in all stages in our government from national to local.
Please Mayor, anyone who is found committing such acts should never be employed anywhere in the government sector and they must not get their pension, instead they must receive a grant and feel what most of us feel.
No changing to another political party to get a position.
I do not blame the supervisors only, but everyone for their own sins.
There are subordinates who also know how to discredit a supervisor.
If they do not like him/her they can form a team so that he/she gets blamed but here it seems like the supervisor is also to blame.
It means that there was no supervision at all during these years.
RS Sithole

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