US EditionCWA: Pipe work in Bel Air in the sights of the Financial Crimes Commission
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CWA's Pipeline Program Replacement: Suspects of hijacking around a contract of Rs 7 million to Bel-Air
The "Financial Crimes Commission" (FCC) investigation into the "Pipeline Replacement Programme" – a large-scale project to modernize the national water distribution network – revealed serious irregularities. A contract awarded for the replacement of 7.7 kilometres of pipelines in Bel-Air, estimated at Rs 7 million, received particular attention. Reported to the FCC in 2024 by a subcontractor claiming that he had never been paid for the work ...
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