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Last Update: 25-10-2025

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Justice Minister Kubayi reveals ongoing hearing for suspended director-general Mashabane

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southafricalogoIOL News reports that Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has confirmed that work is under way in respect of the disciplinary proceedings against Director-General Doctor Mashabane.

Following Tembisa Hospital corruption report, Nehawu calls for lifestyle audits for all employees

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nehawu80News24 reports that the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union (Nehawu) in Gauteng has taken an unwavering stance against corruption at the embattled Tembisa Hospital. It has called for decisive eradication measures that spared no one, including its own members.

PIC suspends chief investment chief for alleged misconduct

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picNews24 Business reports that the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) has suspended Chief Investment Officer Kabelo Rikhotso following allegations of misconduct. The state pension fund manager said in a statement on Friday that it had received a report from a whistleblower, but the suspension in no way constituted any finding of wrongdoing.

Roundup on Monday, 6 October 2025 of weekend labour reports

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news shutterstockIn our roundup of weekend and recent reports,
see the following summaries of our selection of
South African labour-related articles.

Court rules ex-SABC bosses personally liable for Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s unlawful R11.5m ‘success fee’ payout

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sabcTimesLIVE reports that the Gauteng High Court has dealt a significant blow to former SA Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) executives and has ordered that they personally repay R11.5m they unlawfully approved as a “success fee” for former COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng.