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Nomathemba Mokgethi appointed new Gauteng Health MEC
Premier David Makhura made the announcement at a media briefing in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
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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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'You keep standing up': Makhura inspired by courage of youths living with HIV
Gauteng Premier David Makhura on Tuesday encouraged the youth living with HIV and Aids not to give up amid the string of challenges they face daily.
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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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Makhura: The fight against corruption is not easy, we will never surrender
During his end-of-year report, Gauteng Premier David Makhura said there were signs of regression in the fight against corruption. Makhura promised lifestyle audits and a crackdown on corruption, which he said was another pandemic facing the country.
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Makhura: Experts deeply concerned about possible COVID spike in early 2021
Gauteng Premier David Makhura delivered his end-of-year address during a virtual sitting, raising concerns over residents letting their guard down and not complying with pandemic safety protocols.
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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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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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Denosa calls on Makhura to step down while COVID-19 corruption probes continue
The union's provincial executive committee met over the weekend to discuss the latest developments, including the axing of Health MEC Bandile Masuku over the PPE corruption scandal.
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'Masuku must not be reinstated': DA demands new Gauteng Health MEC be appointed
The DA believes Premier David Makhura wants to rescue his political ally by not replacing him as yet.
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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.
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DA in Gauteng warns Makhura not to reinstate Bandile Masuku
Premier David Makhura said he won’t appoint anyone to replace him until the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) finalises its probe.
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Axed MEC Bandile Masuku: Falsehoods against me are extremely unfair
Gauteng Premier David Makhura announced on Friday morning that he had relieved Health MEC Bandile Masuku of his duties after the SIU found that he failed to uphold the Constitution and regulations contained in the Public Finance Management Act during COVID-19 procurement processes.
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Makhura: I will reinstate Masuku if he’s cleared of wrongdoing
Earlier on Friday, Gauteng Premier David Makhura announced that he had decided to fire Health MEC Bandile Masuku as he failed to exercise political oversight over the irregular COVID-19 procurement process in the province.
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Axed Gauteng Health MEC Masuku heads to court to have SIU findings set aside
Premier David Makhura announced on Friday morning that Gauteng Health MEC Bandile Masuku had been fired.
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Makhura removes Masuku as Gauteng’s Health MEC
Gauteng Premier David Makhura said the latest SIU update on its investigations found that the MEC failed to uphold the Constitution and regulations contained in the Public Finance Management Act.
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Makhura: Ipid probe will give direction on suspending officers in teen's death
The disabled teenager was shot and killed in Eldorado Park on Wednesday night just metres from his home.
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Makhura pleads for patience while probe into Nathaniel Julius' death continues
The community is angry with the police for allegedly killing the teen.
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Balance between protecting health, livelihoods needed, says Makhura
The provincial executive has been briefed by the COVID-19 advisory committee that lockdown regulations may be relaxed gradually.
