R53m paid to Mpumalanga anti-crime wardens for sitting at home

Author: Buks ViljoenPublished on: September 2, 2026Country: South Africa
PoliticsBusiness & Economy
R53m paid to Mpumalanga anti-crime wardens for sitting at home

Mpumalanga anti-crime wardens have been paid R53 million for not working, raising concerns about the use of public funds. This situation has prompted questions regarding the effectiveness of security programs in the province. Local authorities are under pressure to justify these payments and improve security conditions.

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