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Ja but as usual this 'privaledge' NOT a RIGHT!! is being abused whereby instead of mommy coming to visit it is the whole village plus and including poachers and crooks etc...Time to tighten up , daily pre work inspections and roll calls of EACH unit...if you cant behave then you pay the price ...time to draw a thick line in the sandH. erectus wrote:Penny, let's not forget, staff are entitled to visitors, family bonding
etc.............We cannot deny these employees that priviledge!!!
Now under the umbrella off good governance that means we can just
reap???
Could'nt agree more!Peter Betts wrote:For starters ...CLOSE THE POLITICAL 'THANK YOU' GATES OF GIRYONDO AND PAFURI BORDER GATE...want to go to Moz...Use Komatipoort...half of the proceeds of Gauteng crime go through these porous gates not to mention the road traffic with no control in Kruger...protect our Park, Protect our Rhinos, get Compound Managers to run staff villages...their behaviour shows that this isa minimum requirement![]()
Passing the buck .....that's why. Playing for time so they can come up with an explanation.Richprins wrote:During the excellent work done by various agencies in evacuating both tourists and staff from various camps or compounds during the recent floods in Kruger National Park, some shocking discoveries were made.
Illegal tenants inhabiting certain staff accommodations, including Mozambiquan nationals.
Rhino horn and related poaching equipment.
Other forms of contraband.
Kruger has refused to comment on the matter, stating that as rhino poaching is involved, all queries will be handled by the Department of Environmental Affairs.
Police queried gave the same answer.
My question is this: Why should the presence of illegal aliens in a Parastatal housing complex have to be addressed by the DEA?