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Political analyst Sandile Swana weighs in on the Covid-19 corruption cases in the public sector and why this is continuing.

THE Special Investigating Unit is about to recover over R600 million of the R14 billion lost to irregular expenditure on PPE.

SA Health Minister Zweli Mkhize is facing pressure to resign from position after being connected to a 'highly irregular' tendering scandal.

The DA has opened a criminal case against Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize over the Digital Vibes debacle.

SIU set to spend R386m probing graft cases valued at R14bn, MPs told SIU head Andy Mothibi said that investigators were close to wrapping up investigations into personal protective equipment corruption and these should be completed by August. FILE: SIU head advocate Andy Mothibi. Picture: @RSASIU/Twitter CAPE TOWN - Fighting corruption is a costly exercise. The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) expects to sp...

Sharon Seretlo, Gallo Images The DA has laid corruption charges against Zweli Mkhize. Spokesperson Siviwe Gwarube said the party couldnt wait for the SIU to finish its investigation.  Cyril Ramaphosa previously said he was dealing with the matter, and Mkhize was cooperating.  DA spokesperson Siviwe Gwarube has laid charges against Health Minister Zweli Mkhize at the Cape Town police station over the Digital Vibes tender, despite an ongoing investigation by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU)...

Another possible coronavirus-linked corruption scandal is embroiling South Africas government as there are serious allegations of wrongdoing against Health Minister Zweli Mkhize. Last week, media reports said his ex-spokesperson and former personal assistant, reportedly received millions of rand in irregular payments. which is linked to a communication contract around Covid-19. Mkhize has admitted money from his department reached a company called Digital Vibes – a company run by his former c...

Digital Vibes purchased a second-hand bakkie for Health Minister Zweli Mkhize's son around the same time the Department of Health transferred about R50 million to the company, according to a report.

Controversial communications company Digital Vibes purchased a second-hand bakkie for Health Minister Zweli Mkhize's son around the same time the Department of Health transferred about R50-million to the company for its services. This according to the latest report by the Daily Maverick's investigative unit, Scorpio, which revealed that around the same time Digital Vibes was paid by the department for services related to the National Health Insurance and Covid-19 communications efforts...

Parliamentary committee laments that corruption ‘screws citizens over twice,’ Scopa chair says