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Panyaza Lesufi's bold steps to tackle corruption and improve Gauteng's services
In a significant move aimed at fortifying transparency within the ranks of government, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has announced the commencement of thorough vetting procedures for all Heads of Departments (HODs), senior executive managers, and Members of the Executive Council (MECs). This initiative is intended to restore public trust and substantially reduce corruption within the province's administration.
Former MKP leader, officials challenge dismissals over R588m Covid-19 hospital renovations
Dr. Sifiso Maseko and other Gauteng government officials are contesting their dismissals related to a controversial Covid-19 hospital renovation project that saw costs soar from R50 million to R588 million.
State capture clean-up: SIU to probe Gupta connections in Alexkor, Eskom, and other state entities
President Ramaphosa has signed proclamations enabling the SIU to investigate alleged corruption in multiple state institutions. The probe will examine Gupta-linked payments at Alexkor diamond mining company and expand existing investigations into Eskom, SABC, and SAA. The SIU aims to recover misappropriated state funds and identify systemic failures within these entities dating back to 2013.
Former NLC Chief Risk Officer 's pension fund request rejected by Tribunal
The Special Tribunal has denied Marubini Ramatsekisa's request for access to R1,2 million from his pension fund, citing incomplete financial disclosures amid ongoing investigations by the SIU.
SIU advances legal action to nullify controversial R2. 5 million NSFAS office lease
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) launches urgent legal action to terminate NSFAS's controversial R2. 5 million monthly office lease in Cape Town, while labour unions contest staff relocation plans. The case, set for Special Tribunal hearing, highlights ongoing governance and financial management concerns in South Africa's student funding scheme.
NEASA slams Labour Department over 'aggressive' audit practices
The National Employers' Association of South Africa has raised serious concerns over aggressive audit practices by firms appointed by the Department of Employment and Labour, claiming businesses face unreasonable deadlines and intimidation tactics regarding TERS funding investigations