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Gauteng health department struggles to pay medical suppliers on time, says Jack Bloom - Vimarsana News

Gauteng health department struggles to pay medical suppliers on time, says Jack Bloom

DA provincial legislature member Jack Bloom said that besides the R1.856 billion loan that was owed to suppliers on January 31 2023, suppliers were owed R983 million for more than three months and 176 suppliers were owed R35.5 million for over six months.

Source: news24.com
LIFE ESIDIMENI TRAGEDY: Over R400 million paid to victims - Vimarsana News

LIFE ESIDIMENI TRAGEDY: Over R400 million paid to victims

Gauteng has paid over R400 million to the Life Esidimeni victims. So far, 60 mental healthcare users received their portion.

Life Esidimeni: Gauteng health dept pays out millions – but still no arrests - Vimarsana News

Life Esidimeni: Gauteng health dept pays out millions – but still no arrests

To date, 405 claims have been paid, with each living victim and their family receiving R1.2 million. But the DA says more must be done to arrest those responsible for the more than 144 deaths.

Source: ewn.co.za
Gauteng pays R405m to victims of Esidimeni tragedy - Vimarsana News

Gauteng pays R405m to victims of Esidimeni tragedy

The Gauteng provincial government says it has paid R405m to those who suffered from the Life Esidimeni tragedy in 2016 when about 1,500 mental patients were moved to unlicensed NGOs that failed to provide proper care.

Gauteng pays R405m to Life Esidimeni victims and families but why no arrests, asks DA official - Vimarsana News

Gauteng pays R405m to Life Esidimeni victims and families but why no arrests, asks DA official

A report has revealed that the Gauteng government has paid out R405 million after psychiatric patients were housed at unregistered non-governmental organisations in 2016 with deadly consequences.

Source: news24.com