Premier David Makhura promises to make the tender process transparent
Gauteng premier David Makhura has promised to name every company that scored from Covid-19 tenders as it seeks to put a lid on corrupt activity that has bedevilled its fight against the pandemic.lifestyle auditsHealth MEC Bandile Masuku took leave after corruption allegations against him and his wife, Loyiso, who is the City of Johannesburg shared services member of the mayoral committee .
Gauteng is now the epicentre of the pandemic in SA having recorded 194,685 Covid-19 cases by Wednesday night, which accounts for 34% of the country’s infections. SA had 568,919 confirmed cases, 432,029 recoveries, and 11,010 deaths as of Wednesday night. He said the continued decrease in the number of new positive cases per week and a significant increase in recoveries were indications that Gauteng was making good progress in the fight against the pandemic.
“There are widespread and severe impacts to the economy and livelihoods, high levels of stress and impacts on mental health as the longer-term economic and social impacts manifest.”
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