She warns the failure to respond to questions and requests for information - could lead to serious consequences.
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane and her deputy Kholeka Gcaleka have been touring hospitals to check whether they're capacitated to deal with COVID-19.
The visits are to inspect whether the hospitals are coping with covid19 and whether they are capacitated to adequately treat patients.
This as the Office of the Public Protector continues with its fact-finding mission about the state of the country’s health facilities.
Busisiwe Mkhwebane seems to spend much of her time defending herself and her office in one way or another, writes Judith February.
The Western Cape High Court is hearing the matter today after a five-month delay as a result of the COVID-19 lockdown.
Some of these complaints include personal protective equipment contracts as well as flouted procurement processes for quarantine sites.
Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s office said it had been inundated with complaints about conduct and service delivery.
The preliminary report shows Mashaba was found guilty of contravening supply chain management policies had a conflict of interest and made irregular appointments.
The Public Works Minister is being investigated by the Public Protector's Office after it received a complaint from the African Transformation Movement, claiming proper procurement processes were not followed.
The Public Protector's office received a complaint from the African Transformation Movement claiming that proper procurement processes were not followed.
The process had to be halted after Parliament postponed all its business as a precautionary measure against the COVID-19 pandemic.
If it was not before, then it must now be abundantly clear that this Public Protector is unfit for office, writes Judith February.
This and other damning decisions were made by the Pretoria High Court which set aside the Public Protector’s Bosasa report.
Public Protector spokesperson Oupa Sekgalwe said the timing of Hamilton Samuel's allegations is questionable.
Parliamentary speaker Moloto Mothapo explained that the speaker cannot scrap the proceedings unilaterally.
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said she wanted to resolve the matter amicably and not in court.
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said that she had written to Speaker Thandi Modise to reconsider her decision and suspend the process.
