Mboweni still hasn’t ended 'emergency procurement' to stop Covid corruption
19 August 2020
Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni, has still not cancelled “emergency procurement” allowances for Covid-19 procurement, as he committed to do two weeks ago.
National Treasury has also failed to meet its own deadline for a progress report to Parliament on action taken to stem Covdi-19 corruption.
The Democratic Alliance (DA) will write to the Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Finance, to call the Minister back to the Committee to explain this failure.
The President and Minister Mboweni have spoken often about their commitment to stop Covid corruption, but have dragged their feet on actually doing anything about it.