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AG's new teeth bite, says Tsakani Maluleke - Vimarsana News

AG's new teeth bite, says Tsakani Maluleke

Maluleke says after years of her office warning state entities about increasing mismanagement, accounting officers are now beginning to act.

Make miscreant leaders pay for broken municipalities - Vimarsana News

Make miscreant leaders pay for broken municipalities

High court action targeting the municipal manager or other leaders will send a message that mismanagement is not acceptable

Source: mg.co.za
Land of glorious impunity – and how to ensure constit... - Vimarsana News

Land of glorious impunity – and how to ensure constit...

It was the year Covid-19 upended our lives. But 2020 was also characterised by public anger over corruption around the procurement of personal protective equipment (PPE) and the massive waste of scarce public funds meant for Covid-19 care.  Yet, despite the furore surrounding the Gauteng Health Department’s abuse of money, it seems that officials from other departments were undeterred. We now know that the Gauteng Education Department spent vast amounts on “sanitising schools”, using deep cleaning and decontamination services that were not warranted or recommended. This was done with n...

7 deaths during lockdown that shattered the nation - Vimarsana News

7 deaths during lockdown that shattered the nation

Supplied Loss and devastation were recurring themes during the Covid-19 pandemic. Many South Africans suffered devastating family losses that were made worse by the fact that their mourning was restricted by measures put in place to curb the spread of Covid-19. The nation also shared in collective grief when beloved and prominent figures died. Here are seven deaths that South Africans mourned: Gee Six Five: Although her time on stage was short lived, Nkosingiphile Olpha Selepa showed South Africans that it is never too late to go out and live your dream. The 65-year-old PhD student gave Sout...

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