Zaamwani raises concerns over inflated government infrastructure prices
Namibian Minister of Agriculture Inge Zaamwani has criticized government procurement processes for inflating infrastructure costs. She noted that government contracts for projects like borehole drilling are significantly more expensive than private-sector rates, leading to a misuse of public funds.
THE Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform, Inge Zaamwani, has criticised public officials responsible for the procurement process for government infrastructure contracts, revealing that the prices charged to government for construction and installation work are often five times higher than those offered to private-sector clients and individuals.
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