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DA: Bridget Masango says DA welcomes a step closer to holding 'Dodging' Dlamini to account


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DA: Bridget Masango says DA welcomes a step closer to holding 'Dodging' Dlamini to account

Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini
Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini

2nd August 2017

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The DA welcomes the appointment of Justice Bernard Ngoepe to head up the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into the Minister of Social Development, Bathabile Dlamini's, role in causing the social grants crisis.

Some of the key matters that the inquiry will deal with are:

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Whether the Minister sought the appointment of individuals to lead “workstreams” who would report directly to her; and

  • The reason why the Minister did not disclose to the Constitutional Court the fact that she appointed individuals to the “workstreams” and that they reported to her directly.
  • Dodging Dlamini has tried to shift the blame to the accounting officers, namely the former Director-General, Zane Dangor, and the former CEO, Thokozani Magwaza. However, this has failed and rightly so.

The DA have long been of the view that Dlamini manufactured the crisis, possibly for financial gain.

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This is a welcome a step towards ensuring that Dlamini is held accountable and will shed light on the real reasons as to why SASSA was not able to institutionalise the grants payment system.

The DA looks forward to a date for the Inquiry being set and to ensuring that the Minister is made to face up to playing games.

 

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