A forensic investigation commissioned by KwaZulu-Natal's social development department has revealed corruption involving about R300-million, provincial minister Meshack Hadebe said on Wednesday. "I don't want to discuss the content of the report now because there are processes that have to be followed. It is still confidential. I also don't want to discuss it because there are people's bank accounts that have to be frozen,” he told Sapa.
Radebe, who commissioned the investigation, said some senior officials in his department and people outside the department were likely to be arrested or face disciplinary measures. Radebe said he initiated the investigation after he received calls from people complaining about not receiving their grants. He also suspected funds earmarked for NGOs and community-based organisations were not handled properly.
Radebe had briefed Premier Dr Zweli Mkhize about the contents of the report.
Source: Mail & Guardian
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Monday, May 11, 2009
Mkhize reveals KZN Cabinet
KwaZulu-Natal's new premier Zweli Mkhize on Monday announced his new Cabinet.
Lydia Johnson would be MEC for agriculture and environmental affairs.
Wesizwe Thusi would remain MEC for arts, culture, and tourism but would have the added task of sport and recreation. Mike Mabuyakhulu was announced economic development MEC and would also serve as the acting premier. Senzo Mchunu would take over as education MEC, Ina Cronje, is the new finance MEC. Newcomer Sbongiseni Maxwell Dhlomo would take over as health MEC. Peggy Nkonyeni, is the speaker of the KZN legislature.
Maggie Govender would head the human settlement department, formerly known as housing. Willies Mchunu, the province's former speaker, would take over as the new MEC for local government and traditional affairs, while Meshack Hadebe would remain social development MEC
Source: News 24
Lydia Johnson would be MEC for agriculture and environmental affairs.
Wesizwe Thusi would remain MEC for arts, culture, and tourism but would have the added task of sport and recreation. Mike Mabuyakhulu was announced economic development MEC and would also serve as the acting premier. Senzo Mchunu would take over as education MEC, Ina Cronje, is the new finance MEC. Newcomer Sbongiseni Maxwell Dhlomo would take over as health MEC. Peggy Nkonyeni, is the speaker of the KZN legislature.
Maggie Govender would head the human settlement department, formerly known as housing. Willies Mchunu, the province's former speaker, would take over as the new MEC for local government and traditional affairs, while Meshack Hadebe would remain social development MEC
Source: News 24
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