1 reviews | Active since Jan 2025
Bribery, bad service and unprofessionalism at the gauteng Tribunal
I recently had a deeply disappointing experience with the Gauteng Housing Tribunal, and I feel compelled to share it so others are aware of the issues I encountered. My interaction with the Tribunal was marred by consistently bad service, rude staff, and, most disturbingly, an alleged incident of bribery.
From the outset, communication was difficult. Staff members I encountered were unhelpful and displayed a dismissive attitude. This already frustrating situation escalated significantly when I was allegedly approached by a staff member who directly solicited a bribe. I was told, in no uncertain terms, that assistance with my case would only be forthcoming if I paid a sum of money or purchased airtime for this individual. This demand was utterly shocking and completely unacceptable.
To be denied help when I was most in need, simply because I refused to participate in this ******* practice, is beyond disheartening. I turned to the Gauteng Housing Tribunal in good faith, hoping for resolution and support with a housing issue. Instead, I was met with unprofessionalism, rudeness, and what appears to be a blatant attempt at ******ion.
It is incredibly unprofessional and ********* for any public official to solicit bribes or ask for monetary favors. Such behavior undermines the integrity of the institution and erodes public trust. It's particularly egregious in a body like the Housing Tribunal, which is meant to protect the rights of vulnerable individuals in housing disputes. Those who are already facing difficult circumstances should not have to contend with the added burden of potential *******ion.
My experience with the Gauteng Housing Tribunal has left me deeply disappointed and disillusioned. I sincerely hope that my review will prompt a serious investigation into the alleged bribery incident and a much-needed overhaul of the Tribunal's service delivery and staff conduct. The public deserves a fair and impartial body to address housing concerns, free from *******ion and characterized by professionalism and respect.
