Minister of Health, Stephen Modise, has issued a firm warning against financial mismanagement within his ministry, signaling a crackdown on wasteful spending. He specifically targeted misuse of funds through outsourced services, calling for accountability for those involved.
Modise took to social media to address the issue, stating that the Ministry of Health had lost millions due to irregular outsourcing practices. He described the situation as unacceptable and pledged that officials responsible would be held accountable.
The minister emphasized that the days of unchecked spending are over. He highlighted the need for transparency and strict financial controls to ensure public funds are used efficiently. Modise also called for internal audits and tighter oversight of outsourcing contracts to prevent further losses.
His statement reflects growing concerns about fiscal responsibility in government departments and signals a shift toward stricter enforcement of financial discipline. The Ministry of Health’s focus will now include reducing waste, monitoring expenditures, and ensuring that services funded by public money deliver real value.
Modise’s warning underscores the government’s commitment to accountability and efficient use of resources in the health sector. Stakeholders and employees are now expected to align with new measures aimed at curbing misuse and restoring public confidence in ministry operations.
