Ramaphosa approves SIU probes into NHLS and City of Johannesburg contract | PelaneM
President Cyril Ramaphosa's drive to investigate allegations of corruption involving state owned entities and companies doing business with government continues, with the signing of two new proclamations authorising the Special Investigating Unit to probe maladministration at the National Health Laboratory Service , as well as a vehicle tender issued by the City of Johannesburg.
Johannesburg Mayor Herman Mashaba welcomed Ramaphosa's decision to institute a probe into the procurement of what was known as"the red fleet" from contractor Fire Raiders, in a tender that he said was worth R86m at the time. He said the tender was issued in 2014 and was the former"ANC administration's decision".
In 2017, Mashaba said Fire Raiders failed to deliver 29 fire engines and was subsequently placed under business rescue,The Presidency says the SIU will investigate"allegations of maladministration, improper or unlawful conduct and intentional or negligent loss of public money". "The allegations of wrongdoing pertain to the period between July 1, 2015, and the present. In a proclamation in terms of the Special Investigating Units and Special Tribunals Act of 1996 , the president has directed that allegations be investigated and that civil proceedings emanating from such investigation be adjudicated upon," said Diko.
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