Royal Bhaca Projects was awarded a multi-million rand PPE tender.
In a statement, he says the allegations are false and lack any foundation.The MEC says he requested a forensic audit into COVID-19 procurement.
He says if there’s evidence of corruption at the Gauteng health department, action will be taken, and offenders prosecuted. “The SIU investigation commenced in May 2020 and the Premier’s office will announce the findings as soon as they become available. As the originator of the process, I wholly support the SIU’s investigation. If evidence of corruption is found at the Gauteng Department of Health, action will be taken, and offenders prosecuted,” said Masuku.
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