R1.3bn underspending spurs Lesufi to reshuffle heads of departments

SERIOUS OFFENCES

- JONISAYI MAROMO

PREMIER of Gauteng, Panyaza Lesufi yesterday released several reports following multiple investigations into serious offences and improper behaviour across multiple departments.

He said the investigations covered a wide range of misconduct, from criminal acts to minor breaches of conduct.

"The reports we are presenting today will be accessible to all the members of the public once the State Law Advisory Services finishes redacting personal details and reviewing the changes," said Lesufi.

"Protecting whistleblowers is essential for transparency and justice. They risk their safety to expose corruption and abuse of power, helping ensure accountability and ethical governance."

On the relocation of heads of departments, Panyaza said his reshuffle follows recommendations from the Gauteng Ethics and Advisory Council (GEAC).

"It would take me long if I have to go through every department. We have made this information available to you, and it is also going to be available on our website," said Lesufi.