Suspended head of Gauteng health Barney Selebano’s court bid to avoid testifying at the ongoing arbitration could keep him off the stand for months.
As the hearings continue this week, Laura Lopez Gonzalez speaks to Nelisiwe Msomi about the arbitration process.
A high court ruling finds links between a missing R5m for drug rehab and the neglected welfare of the province’s most vulnerable people
Laura Lopez Gonzalez speaks to Tim Modise about who might be held accountable for the tragedy.
The Gauteng ANC came out in defence of former health MEC after media reports alleged that she is not registered for a post-graduate course at the LSE.
Bhekisisa can reveal Mahlangu is not a student at the London School of Economics and Political Science after lodging a Freedom of Information request.
Meanwhile, the London School of Economics and Political Science says it cannot confirm Qedani Mahlangu is a student.
Eleven Gauteng health employees were singled out for censure. Now, only two have been suspended and garnered an alleged R1.3-million in wages.
The sister of a Life Esidimeni patient suffered a second blow when her niece died after collapsing on the day the hearings started.
History has shown that good people do bad things when they’re told. Here’s why.
At least 141 mental health patients. As officials take the stand as part of arbitration hearings, a disturbing thread runs through their testimonies.
Owner of Pretoria organisation Precious Angels breaks down and dodges queries amid questions surrounding deaths.
Owner of Pretoria organisation Precious Angels breaks down and dodges queries amid questions around deaths.
Social worker says mental health patients’ lives could have been saved if senior officials visited facilities. Bhekisisa has evidence they did.
Health ombudsman Malegapuru William Makgoba says that primary health services must be strengthened
The hearings, which are expected to take about three weeks, would allow the families of the deceased, the opportunity to seek clarity and justice.
Families say many are still waiting for results of autopsies performed last year.
The province says it has used something akin to a money-laundering technique for years.
Education, health and social development will take up the bulk of Gauteng’s R108.6-billion budget for the 2017-2018 financial year.
An extraordinary case is revealing unsavoury details about how the province transfers money
The former Gauteng health MEC says it wasn’t her job to visit organisations prior to transferring state patients into their care.