The Auditor General has said that the government-owned Tautona Lodge has been excluded from the books of accounts.
The multimillion Pula lodge in Gantsi was controversially acquired by the government from former minister Christian de Graaf. It is not clear what the government intends to use the lodge for.
In her latest Annual Statements of Accounts for the Financial Year Ended 31st March 2020, Auditor General Keneilwe Senyarelo states that Tauotona Lodge, as one of the commercial undertakings wholly owned by the government, was excluded from government books
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