Bandile masuku
OPINION: Response to Stephen Grootes: 5 ways to miseducate the public
Kgotso Maja unpacks why he believes that a recent opinion by Stephen Grootes miseducates the public.
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SIU refutes parts of Masuku’s ‘vindication’ statement regarding PPE tender probe
In breaking its silence over its investigation into Masuku, the SIU said it had no choice but to set the record straight to stop him misleading the public and misrepresenting the organisation.
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Masuku 'relieved & happy' after ANC NDC lifts his suspension from Gauteng PEC
The NDC overturned the ANC in Gauteng’s disciplinary committee’s decision to suspend both Bandile Masuku and presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko following last year’s Gauteng health personal protective equipment (PPE) saga.
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ANC NDC overturns Masuku, Diko suspensions from Gauteng PEC
The ANC’s national disciplinary committee has found them not guilty of contravening the party’s constitution or of unethical behaviour and said they can resume their duties as PEC members.
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Masuku opts against appealing High Court ruling in SIU matter
Former Gauteng Health MEC Dr Bandile Masuku had sought to have a report by the SIU which led to his sacking overturned and while his application was unsuccessful, he claimed that he had been exonerated of corruption by the courts.
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Diko hits out at Gauteng ANC's 'false narrative' over PPE tender matter
Presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko, in a seven-page statement through her lawyers, said that she was not aware of any law enforcement agency that was investigating her or had found her guilty of unethical, unlawful or immoral conduct.
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Ex-Health MEC Masuku to take his disciplinary appeal to ANC at national level
The provincial disciplinary committee found Masuku guilty of bringing the ANC into disrepute over his department's personal protective equipment tender saga which saw him being axed from his job.
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BANDILE MASUKU: Defining 'executive oversight' is in the public interest
After the High Court ruled that former Gauteng Health MEC Bandile Masuku could not challenge the SIU report into his behaviour, he believes it erred.
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Masuku may still challenge aspects of court ruling on SIU report - lawyers
On Monday, a full bench of the High Court dismissed former Gauteng Health MEC Bandile Masuku’s urgent application to have a Special Investigating Unit (SIU) report set aside
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Court says SIU was not irrational in findings against ex-Health MEC Masuku
It also said the former MEC was neglectful, lacked professionalism and care in discharging his duties.
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Masuku fails in bid to challenge SIU report that to led to his axing as MEC
Bandile Masuku had rejected the preliminary report, which found that he had failed to provide oversight and to uphold the Constitution and regulations in the Public Finance Management Act.
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Masuku & Diko's ANC hearing into PPE corruption expected to conclude this month
The process got under way over the weekend and related to their alleged involvement in corruption linked to personal protective equipment (PPE) contracts.
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Gauteng ANC says it wants space to conclude hearings against Masuku, Diko
Masuku and Diko were referred to the party’s disciplinary committee over their alleged roles in PPE corruption and tender irregularities.
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ANC resumes Masuku, Diko disciplinary hearing after January postponement
Bandile Masuku and Khusela Diko were hauled before the disciplinary committee after allegations of impropriety in the awarding of a PPE tender. The hearing was delayed due to requests for new documents and records.
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Makhura welcomes judgment clearing his name in Gauteng PPE corruption matter
Gauteng Premier David Makhura in a statement said that he was happy that Judge Selewe Mothle corrected an error made in his judgment of a matter relating to the PPE saga at Gauteng Health last month.
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Makhura on corruption: I have not sought to enrich a friend or comrade
Gauteng Premier David Makhura addresses the corruption allegations made against him as well as the R431 million school sanitisation project.
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BUSANI NGCAWENI: Masuku's High Court matter will illuminate some blurred lines
Bandile Masuku's case before the High Court is a clear example of the question of separation of powers, writes Busani Ngcaweni.
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Gauteng ANCYL want Makhura to hold Lesufi accountable for sanitising expenditure
Four hundred and thirty million rand was used to decontaminate schools while they were closed off in a bid to curb the spread of the pandemic. Lesufi admitted on 702 that he only became aware of this when a journalist requested information.
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SIU asks court to dismiss Masuku’s bid to challenge report on him
Its legal representative advocate Vincent Maleka said the court must use its discretion against the applicant who has made unjustified strident accusations against investigators at the SIU.
