Tender corruption
Joburg Mayor Makhubo accedes to MMC Loyiso Masuku's request for leave of absence
The request relates to her alleged involvement in a multi-million rand tender for personal protective equipment.
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Makhura: Corruption claims have eroded public confidence in Gauteng govt
This as the SIU is probing more than 100 companies in Gauteng alone that have been linked to questionable tenders as the country battles the coronavirus pandemic.
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Makhura on Health MEC: He must clear his name, but the battle continues
Gauteng Premier David Makhura addressed the media to update on COVID-19 in the province. He also spoke about the investigation of the procurement of Personal Protective Equipment in the Gauteng Health Department. #CoronavirusSA #Gauteng #COVID19
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Hlengwa: There should be a full criminal probe into Diko, Masuku allegations
The Gauteng ANC leadership has decided that Khusela Diko, Gauteng Health MEC Bandile Masuku and his wife Loyiso, appear before the provincial integrity committee and take a leave of absence of two to four weeks.
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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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SACC: Ramaphosa, govt must stop condemning corruption and act against it
The SACC said it was shocking that taxpayers’ money, which should be spent saving lives during the coronavirus pandemic, was being stolen by greedy individuals.
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Mboweni: Treasury looking at centralising PPE purchases to prevent corruption
As billions of rand are pumped into the economy to combat COVID-19 and its social and economic fallout, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said that he’d told Treasury officials to find ways of preventing fraud and corruption.
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Cosatu urges Gauteng Health MEC Masuku to 'step aside' over tender allegations
Cosatu's call comes in the wake of presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko's announcement that she was taking leave of absence after allegations that her husband benefited from a Gauteng government tender worth R125 million to provide personal protective equipment.
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We have nothing to hide - Ekurhuleni Municipality
President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered the SIU unit to investigate alleged corruption in the awarding of tenders.
