A paper trail emerging from inside the North West government has complicated claims that a R16.27-million school renovation amounted largely to painting cracked walls and reroofing classrooms with old materials.
Photographs, engineering reports, and the project’s scope of work show that contractors stripped several classroom blocks to their walls, removed damaged roofs, rebuilt masonry, and installed new trusses, ceilings, electrical systems, an…
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