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An explosive report has lifted the lid on how taxpayers in a rural Eastern Cape municipality allegedly footed a R1.2m salary bill for 15 alleged hitmen hired to protect politicians, officials and a service provider. The shocking findings are contained in a disputed co-operative governance & traditional affairs (Cogta) report that investigated fraud, corruption and maladministration at Ingquza Hill municipality between 2018 and 2019.
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