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Diko, Masuku to be subjected to pre-hearings today over PPE 'fraud'
The pair were charged two weeks ago and Masuku has made those charges public.
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Masuku welcomes Gauteng ANC charges over PPE tender
Former Gauteng Health MEC Dr Bandile Masuku was found by the SIU to have failed in executing his functions in with the country’s constitution and the Public Management Finance Act.
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Gauteng ANC confirms Diko, Masuku will face disciplinary processes next week
ANC provincial secretary, Jacob Khawe, confirmed to Eyewitness News that the two had received their charges, with a pre-hearing already set down for 14 December.
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Makhura set to make changes to Cabinet as he looks for new Health MEC
The African National Congress (ANC) in Gauteng gave Makhura until on Tuesday to replace Bandile Masuku.
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Will it be fireworks or a stalemate at the ANC’s NEC meeting?
The much-anticipated meeting of the highest structure in between conferences finally sits down on Friday.
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Makhura: We will continue the fight against corruption
The Gauteng premier said there had been structural problems in the health department for some time - but was hopeful that a new MEC would address those issues.
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Gauteng ANC to serve Masuku, Diko with charges this week over PPE tender
ANC provincial secretary Jacob Khawe told Eyewitness News that this would be done before the end of the week.
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SIU warns media, public against compromising work into COVID-19 fraud
The unit was responding to reports that it has made presentations to President Cyril Ramaphosa about its probe into the COVID-19 fraud and wrongdoing.
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Joburg MMC Loyiso Masuku back at work after Gauteng ANC clears her in PPE matter
Masuku returned to work after having been cleared by the ANC’s own processes while her husband has lodged court processes against the SIU over a report it submitted which led to his axing.
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Masuku approaches High Court to have SIU findings set aside
Masuku wants findings and recommendations made against him to Premier David Makhura to be declared unlawful, unconstitutional and invalid.
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Gauteng ANC expresses confidence in David Makhura as chair & premier
This as the party in the province steers yet another scandal with Makhura at the helm amid some calls from in and out of the ANC for him to step aside
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Gauteng ANC expects update from Makhura regarding appointment of new Heath MEC
Gauteng ANC deputy provincial chairperson, Panyaza Lesufi, said that while the provincial executive could not tell Premier David Makhura who to pick, it could urge him to do so quickly.
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Charges against Masuku, Diko still to be formalised, says Gauteng ANC
Provincial Treasurer, Parks Tau, said that the process would now follow rule 25 of the ANC constitution in dealing with the two.
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Diko, Masuku suspended from ANC activities pending disciplinary processes
The ANC, at a media briefing on Thursday, confirmed late-night suggestions that the two would be hauled before disciplinary processes over their alleged involvement in the personal protective equipment (PPE) saga.
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Masuku, Diko to face ANC disciplinary hearings over PPE tender scandal
The ANC in Gauteng on Wednesday said the disciplinary committee would decide if the duo should remain in the provincial executive committee (PEC).
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ANCYL in Gauteng defends Makhura as Denosa calls for him to go on special leave
In a statement on Monday, the league said the nurses’ union's calls for Gauteng Premier David Makhura to step aside were ill-informed and irrational.
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SIU welcomes Masuku’s challenge of its findings, denies political influence
The SIU found that Bandile Masuku failed to uphold the constitution and regulations contained in the Public Finance Management Act.
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SIU investigating PPE contracts worth over R8 billion
The SIU has been hard at work since March following complaints of scandals in the procurement of PPE across the country and Kaizer Kganyago said they were probing more than 700 companies.
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SIU refutes Masuku’s claim that it’s venturing into a political game
Masuku was fired by Premier David Makhura on the back of the findings of a preliminary report by the SIU.
