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RC 260929702Bongani Bingwa

Tuesday, 29 September 2026

Corruption investigations, Gauteng’s contraceptive shortfall and delayed health infrastructure dominated a morning focused on accountability, public services and institutional failure.

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  1. 07:17

    The SIU froze R42.4 million in cash, property, pensions and investments linked to alleged Tembisa Hospital bribes, with one syndicate using 75 companies to keep contracts below R500,000.

  2. 06:53

    Gauteng’s contraceptive uptake reached only 32.4% against a 43% target; officials cited side effects, misinformation, confidentiality and access barriers, while nurses reported serious stock shortages.

  3. 07:25

    A forensic pathology laboratory at Helen Joseph Hospital, planned for completion in 2019, remains unopened; costs rose from just over R500 million to about R800 million, with commissioning expected to take six months.

  4. 07:10

    Madlanga Commission chair Justice Mahlanga said former crime intelligence officer Feroz Khan’s repeated failure to appear despite a subpoena could lead to criminal charges.

  5. 08:19

    Consumer journalist Wendy Knowler warned that digital banking scammers exploit data breaches, spoof caller ID and impersonate banks, advising customers to end unsolicited calls and contact their bank directly.