Massive Lotto Board Performance Bonuses - But No Lotto

What happens if you are an ignorant black savage or a pathetic white lackey serving on the South African National Lotteries Board, and for a year there is no Lotto, with thousands of expensive Lotto terminals lying idle round the country?

You vote yourself a massive peformance bonus, that's what.

Staff performance bonuses at the NLB rocketed 42.4 percent to more than R1.3-million for the past financial year. This is despite there being no staff performance appraisal systems at the organisation, no Lotto since March, unpaid winnings that have disappeared into the ether and no prospect of there ever being a Lotto again.

You would expect the blacks to be a thieving lot, but the shame here goes to banker Norman Axten and licker of black arse, Astrid Luden, (both looking fat and happy above) , who should know better. They should be stripped of their sorry white skins.

There are good reasons why so-called trade and industry minister, an out-of-work office boy, Mandisi Mpahlwa, won't whip this chaotic organisation into shape. He is embroiled in corruption and fraud involving the quickly diminishing pool of national lottery money and the boundless criminal potential of awarding the next licence.

Mpahlwa refuses to answer questions as to when a new lotto operator will be appointed. Minister of Education, the appalling Naledi Pandor, was involved fraudulently in the previous licence-holding company, which the NLB only figured out five years after the award.

It was the NLB's task to advise the minister on who should get the new licence. Government ministers, their deputies and other ANC luminaries are presently engaged openly in a feeding frenzy, a la Pandor, putting forward front companies to cash in on the lotto billions.

Of course, Mpahlwa has said nothing about the NLB bonuses. He is as corrupt as any other bantu in a suit.