OUTA has filed legal action to declare former Joburg Property Company CEO Helen Botes a delinquent director over her role in the failures that led to the deadly Usindiso fire. Accountability can’t be ignored. Read More: https://t.co/96qyRAF0vh #Accountability

What's really going on behind the headlines? 📍 The Madlanga Commission 📍 The Ad Hoc inquiry 📍 A justice system under pressure Wayne unpacks what’s really going on and why SA can’t afford to look away. 🎥 Watch the OUTA Weekly Wrap: https://t.co/0VLWohcfgB

Progress, finally! @Eskom_SA is cutting red tape for solar installations. A win for homeowners and a step toward energy independence. OUTA welcomes this long-overdue change. https://t.co/QgIHgoR6Vu

MUST READ: Minister @ButiManamela has reappointed INSETA CEO #GuguMkhize - despite 4 qualified audits, ignored court orders & corruption allegations. Rewarding failure erodes public trust. Where’s the accountability? Read more: https://t.co/BBRzUuD2WE

When @Eskom_SA engages, South Africans win. Our ongoing discussions are tackling red tape around solar installations, prepaid meters and service delivery because accountability starts with open dialogue. Real progress needs more of this! Thank you for engaging with us #Eskom

A week of accountability tests in SA! Madlanga Commission hearings, Ad Hoc Committee tensions, De Lille on SA Tourism Board and Gwede's court outcome on Zondo findings. The SETA scandals are still circling with no consequences. Are we seeing justice or just theatre? Link to

@TaxOmbud Ms Yanga Mputa (center), @OUTASA Rachel Fischer (right) and Ombuds of Punjab in Pakistan Ms Ayesha Hamid (left) share insights during the PPSA 30th anniversary conference in Cape Town #PPSATurns30 #PPSAConference #PPSA30years

Wayne Duvenage responds to the latest development at the Gauteng Department of Health, reminding South Africans that justice for Babita Deokaran isn’t symbolic. It requires real action. Watch Wayne’s response below. #OUTA #Accountability #BabitaDeokaran #TembisaHospital

💸 SIU reveals 9 syndicates looted R2 billion from Tembisa Hospital — enough to run it for a year. Only whistleblower Babita Deokaran tried to stop them — and was murdered. 📑 Full story: https://t.co/Kfp053HMgF

Click link to learn more about this crime and to help us fight corruption. https://t.co/uj0xnhiG4K

Corruption in public hospitals has deadly consequences! Over R2 Billion meant for patients was looted by syndicates. Lives were lost while they bought lavish homes and cars. OUTA is fighting back in court to help hold more public officials accountable, but we can’t do it

OUTA seeks to strengthen accountability against malfeasant SOE bosses There’s a legal loophole protecting executives from being declared delinquent and we’re challenging it head-on. Stefanie Fick, Executive Director : Accountability Division at OUTA explains further. #OUTA

OUTA Weekly Wrap 3 Oct: Outside Hangwani Maumela's House Things are heating up in South Africa. Here’s what’s happening: 📍 Asset seizures at Hangwani Maumela’s home are ongoing 📍 FATF greylisting and financial accountability issues explained 📍 SCOPA grilling the Road

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babita deokaran. the bravest of us all.

Why did Babita Deokaran have to die? She exposed the R2.3 BILLION Tembisa Hospital looting syndicate, fake docs, phantom deals, billions stolen from patients who needed it most. 📍SIU seizures hit hard, but the system still shields the looters, not the truth-tellers. Who's

Two major raids. One clear warning: corruption has infiltrated both the state and its enforcers. From top cops to tender tycoons, the rot runs deep and South Africans deserve to know the truth. https://t.co/uj0xnhjdUi

A PR campaign and a prayer meeting won’t erase years of fraud and neglect at #TembisaHospital. Four years later, empty gestures and disingenuous sympathy won’t cut it. Justice is what Tembisa Hospital really needs. #AccountabilityMatters