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Winde suspends Madikizela for two weeks amid probe into alleged lying on his CV Share Cape Town - Premier Alan Winde has suspended Transport and Public Works MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela for 14 days, with immediate effect, while an investigation into his alleged lying on his CV begins. Madikizela’s head is on the chopping block, both as MEC and senior DA leader, following revelations that he lied about a degree he doesn’t have. Winde said he was “deeply concerned” that Madikizela’s biography contained information which he had accepted was not true, as well as claims that he misled a jo...

Opposition parties have called on Alan Winde to fire Bonginkosi Madikizela for breaching the ethics code. Madikizela is currently seeking legal advice following the qualification saga. The DA indicated that its Federal Legal Commission would investigate the matter. Opposition Parties in the Western Cape legislature have lashed out at Western Cape Premier Alan Winde's decision to place Transport and Public Works MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela on a 14-day suspension after he allegedly lied about his qualifications. The opposition urged Winde to take harsher action and fire Madikizela for breaching ...

Police, not public protector, should probe Masina’s Covid-19 breach, says Gcaleka Share Johannesburg - Ekurhuleni mayor Mzwandile Masina’s alleged contravention of Covid-19 regulations should be investigated by the police and not the Office of the Public Protector. Deputy Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka this week said she had no powers to investigate Masina following a complaint by DA MP Mike Waters a year ago. Waters asked Masina to be investigated for claiming that the municipality would be purchasing Covid-19 vaccines from Cuba after approval from the municipal command council. ...

Misha Jordaan, Gallo Images Western Cape Transport and Public Works MEC Bonginkosi Madikizela has been found guilty of breaching the Executive Ethics Code by lying about GOOD secretary-general and MPL Brett Herron. Acting Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka announced her office found Madikizela had willfully made false and misleading statements to the legislature about Herron. Madikizela told the legislature housing projects, which Herron had initiated when he was part of the mayoral committee in the City of Cape Town, had been halted. Western Cape Transport and P...

Criticism of how CR17 bank records were sealed ‘unfair’, high court hears