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Mamkhize’s ex-husband slams tenders despite making millions

by Limpho Nonkonyane
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Durban entrepreneur and reality star Shauwn Mkhize’s ex-husband Sbu Mpisane slammed claims about tenders despite making millions of rands.

The businessman, who is the chairperson of the political party The Gap Fixers of South Africa, spoke at the party’s launch about the future of the country and how he plans to combat the country’s socio-economic issues.

Sbu Mpisane slams tenders despite making millions from them.

Durban businessman and Mamkhize’s ex-husband Sbu Mpisane who benefitted hundreds of millions of rands in tenders, has come out to slam the tendering process. According to Zimoja, Mpisane opposed the current tendering… pic.twitter.com/ZertZRCINM

— MDN NEWS (@MDNnewss) January 14, 2024

According to ZiMoja – a celebrity entertainment publication – Sbu slammed the tender system despite making millions from them, whilst working in the ANC.

He adds, “The tender system is not guaranteed that you’ll win after submitting your tenders. I was also disadvantaged at times when I thought I’d get something. I would drive from Durban to Pongola to buy tender documents, only to lose to another bidder. It’s always not a guaranteed job that you’d win all the time. So, for the betterment of the communities, this system must go so that other people work in construction and other jobs that won’t require tendering. Imagine the number of jobs that will be created.”

Sbu said he wants to change the lives of South African people when he gave grace to the current government and condemned them on the job they did in communities despite there being gaps.

“Our government has been holding to political power for three decades, but the whites still have the economic power until today. This is what the Gap Fixers want to fix in the country,” said Sbu.

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