Southern African Youth Movement (SAYM) executive director Mr Alfred Muzwakhe Members of the Southern African Youth Movement (SAYM) in partnership with other organisation presented food parcels to ...
A non-profit organisation that lobbied for amendments to the Lotteries Act went on to benefit to the tune of tens of millions of rands in grants after the law was changed. The Southern African Youth ...
A multimillion-rand grant to build a rehabilitation centre in Mpumalanga was approved just 18 days after the Southern African Youth Movement (SAYM) applied for National Lotteries Commission (NLC) ...
The late Presley Chweneyagae's home was bought with funds meant for an anti-drug themed musical A property in Pretoria bought by Oscar-winning actor Presley Chweneyagae, using funds from a lottery ...
A non-profit organisation that lobbied for amendments to the Lotteries Act went on to benefit to the tune of tens of millions of rands in grants after the law was changed. The Southern African Youth ...
A Lottery-funded old age home in the Free State is yet to open its doors, despite receiving over R27.5 million in grants over the past five years. The Free State Department of Social Development ...
Non-profit organisation headed by Alfred Sigudhla received nearly R70-million from the Lottery The luxury home of Alfred Sigudhla, a kingpin in the looting of South Africa's lottery, has been frozen ...
A leaked investigation report finds that the value of construction work falls short of the funds paid by the National Lotteries Commission. An unfinished, unopened rehab centre in Mpumalanga has ...
A non-profit organisation that lobbied for amendments to the Lotteries Act went on to benefit to the tune of tens of millions of rands in grants after the law was changed. The Southern African Youth ...
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