Civil society groups demand criminal prosecutions after Gauteng High Court forfeited about R326m in assets linked to Hangwani Maumela in the R2bn Tembisa Hospital scandal.
The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation welcomes a R326m asset forfeiture but demands criminal prosecutions, blacklisting and jail terms for those behind the Tembisa Hospital looting.
The Johannesburg High Court ordered permanent forfeiture of R325m in assets linked to the Tembisa Hospital corruption scandal; recovered funds to be ringfenced for Gauteng health.
Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi and Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi have welcomed a Johannesburg High Court order forfeiting R326 million in assets linked to businessman and...
The Johannesburg High Court has granted the National Prosecuting Authority’s Asset Forfeiture Unit a final forfeiture order for assets valued at about R326 million, linking the...
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has linked more than R800 million to a network of front companies connected to the alleged looting at Tembisa Hospital, and...
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Calling for the army is popular. But it is not a solution. That was the blunt message from Dr Mmusi Maimane, chairperson of the Standing Committee on...
Lesufi under pressure as Gauteng battles water cuts and Tembisa hospital fallout When Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi steps up to the podium at the Nasrec Expo...