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Masuku, wife must take leave of absence from positions immediately - Gauteng ANC
The Gauteng African National Congress (ANC) provincial executive committee (PEC) said that Health MEC Bandile Masuku and his wife, MMC in the Joburg metro Loyiso Masuku, must take a leave of absence from their positions with immediate effect.
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102 companies in Gauteng being probed for COVID-19 looting, says SIU head
SIU head Advocate Andy Mothibi on Thursday said the corruption was widespread and not only limited to Gauteng.
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MPs demand answers from Ramaphosa over COVID-19-related corruption
This followed reports that a company linked to Presidency psokesperson Khusela Diko’s husband had scored a personal protective equipment (PPE) tender valued at R125 million, raising concerns about a conflict of interest.
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PPE tender was above board - Diko couple
Presidency spokesperson Khusela Diko and her husband said that their efforts to earn an honest living had been mired in controversy but insisted there was no corruption in the awarding of a PPE contract from the Gauteng government.
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READ: Statement by King Madzikane II and Khusela Diko on corruption allegations
Presidency spoken Khusela Diko and her husband, amaBhaca King Madzikane II released a statement following public outrage over the alleged irregular awarding of PPE tender by the Gauteng dept of Health.
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'It was an error in judgement’: King Madzikane, Diko respond to PPE scandal
The pair has issued a statement clarifying the circumstances surrounding the personal protective equipmen scandal involving a company linked to the King and the Gauteng health department.
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Nehawu calls for thorough investigation into Gauteng PPE tenders
The union reacted to reports that presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko’s husband was awarded a R125 million tender for the provision of PPE by the provincial Health Department.
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Gauteng ANC leadership to meet to discuss PPE tender corruption claims
Two of the ANC’s members in Gauteng, presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko and Health MEC Dr Bandile Masuku, have been implicated in a dodgy R125 million tender for PPE.
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EFF calls on Gauteng MEC Masuku to step down amid COVID-19 tender allegations
This follows a report linking Masuku and his wife, Loyiso Lugayeni-Masuku, to the contract awarded to amaBhaca King Madzikane II Thandisizwe Diko, the husband of Presidency spokesperson Khusela Diko.
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Presidency's Diko did the right thing by stepping aside - Corruption Watch
The Presidency announced on Monday evening that spokesperson Khusela Diko was taking a leave of absence following the allegations that her husband benefited from a Gauteng government tender of R125 million to provide PEE.
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Amid tender irregularity claims, president spokesperson Diko on leave of absence
This comes pending investigations into allegations that Khusela Diko and her husband were involved in tender irregularities in the Gauteng department of Health
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DA to ask Ramaphosa to include Gauteng PPE tenders in SIU probe
The party said that all COVID-19 service contracts that were awarded by the Gauteng Health Department should be included in the Special Investigative Unit proclamation announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa last week.
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PPE entanglement: Diko’s husband,Masuku’s wife named in corruption allegations
A local newspaper reported that a R124 million tender was awarded to Royal Bhaca Projects – owned by Amabaca King Madzikazi II Thandisizwe who is the husband of President Cyril Ramaphosa spokesperson Khusela Diko.
