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Motshekga denies claims she or her family involved in COVID tender procurement
Motshekga has also denied allegations that her husband Mathole Motshekga produces sanitisers to sell to schools.
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Cosatu, SACP agree corruption is one of SA’s biggest threats
On Monday, Cosatu threw down the gauntlet, challenging President Cyril Ramaphosa to act against corruption decisively or risk losing its support.
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Govt PPE procurement to be main feature this week in Parly
Members of Parliament will embark on constituency work after four months of virtual meetings and several sittings.
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Ramaphosa: I have empowered law officials to probe COVID-19 corruption claims
The last few weeks have seen damning allegations of corruption against senior party members.
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Steenhuisen asks for Ramaphosa to answer to COVID-19 corruption claims in Parly
Gauteng Health MEC Bandile Masuku and his wife Loyiso, a City of Joburg official, are at the centre of just one of several high-level corruption probes recently launched into a tender for personal protective equipment.
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EFF in Gauteng lodges criminal complaint against MEC Masuku
Masuku, his wife Loyiso and presidential spokesperson, Khusela Diko and her husband, have been linked to a multimillion tender, which has raised questions.
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R10 million redistributed for ECDs in Western Cape amid COVID-19
The centres taking care of hundreds of children across the province have been permitted to reopen under strict safety measures.
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EC Education Dept calls out service provider over poor-quality sanitiser
Tests conducted on supplies provided by Nkhiva Trading showed that the delivered sanitisers had far less alcohol content than that required.
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WC Health Dept refutes claims Groote Schuur doesn't have enough PPEs
Earlier this week, a group of nurses protested at the hospital over COVID-19 related health and safety concerns.
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Motshekga: Blanket reopening of schools would have been risky
Grades 7s and matrics are now expected back at school next Monday after the resumption of teaching and learning was postponed on Sunday night.
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Not all employers 'should be labelled as not adhering' to COVID-19 rules
This week, the Department of Employment and Labour found that some employers did not follow the basic prescripts of occupational health and safety laws and COVID-19 prevention regulations.
