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Life Esidimeni Tragedy | Those implicated must have legal representation - Section27

Life Esidimeni Tragedy | Those implicated must have legal representation - Section27
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Still employed after Life Esidimenu tragedy

The department confirmed that Selebano and Jacobus had retired and received their full pension payments. Jacobus worked at the department until her retirement. The then MEC for health, Qedani Mahlangu, Selebano and Manamela all resigned in 2017, around the time that the health ombudsman, Professor Malegapuru Makgoba, released his report in which he recommended that those he called the “architects” of the tragedy and everyone involved in it be suspended. Qedani Mahlangu, former MEC for health in Gauteng. Photo: Collen Mashaba “Quick action against such employees is important for government. That’s why we’re currently working on the process,” said SANC CEO Sizeni Mchunu in response to City Press’ query.

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Corruption and ministerial powers take centre stage at

Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize this week provided an update on investigations into a National Health Insurance communications contract which is mired in controversy. That same morning, MPs were again reminded of how critical an independent NHI board will be. One organisation has proposed an ad.

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Life Esidimeni: The long wait for justice continues

Five years since the death of 144 mentality ill Life Esidimeni patients, the process of holding the former Gauteng health officials professionally and criminally liable has been ’extraordinarily slow’.

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Life Esidimeni: Remembering the 144 dead mentally ill patients

Healing prayer hosted by Gauteng province for the family members of the deceased. (Photo credit: Nelisiwe Msomi) The Life Esidimeni online Memorial and Advocacy Project website was launched on Thursday, 20 May to mark Mental Health Action Day and to keep the stories of the 144 mentally ill patients who died alive. The project was launched by the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (Sadag), Section27 and the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC). South African author and filmmaker, Harriet Perlman said that the online memorial and advocacy project would be a constant reminder to the families who lost their loved ones.

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