We’re talking about the national lottery licence awarded to Sizekhaya Holdings, a firm with deep ties to
Deputy President Paul Mashatile. One of the listed shareholders? Bellamont Gaming—co-owned by Mashatile’s sister-in-law, Khumo Bogatsu. And at the helm of Sizekhaya sits Moses Tembe, a close associate of the deputy president. Just a few months back, this consortium emerged victorious among eight bidders, grabbing an eight-year licence that equates to printing money.

We&rsquo;re talking about the national&nbsp;lottery licence awarded to Sizekhaya&nbsp;Holdings, a firm with deep ties to Deputy President Paul Mashatile. One&nbsp;of the listed shareholders? Bellamont&nbsp;Gaming&mdash;co-owned by Mashatile&rsquo;s&nbsp;sister-in-law, Khumo Bogatsu. And at&nbsp;the helm of Sizekhaya sits Moses&nbsp;Tembe, a close associate of the&nbsp;deputy president. Just a few months&nbsp;back, this consortium emerged&nbsp;victorious among eight bidders,&nbsp;grabbing an eight-year licence that&nbsp;equates to printing money.

METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope