DCEC Raid Bamalete Hospital, BLSON

Monday, August 13, 2018

Bamalete Lutheren Hospital PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

The Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC) recently raided the Bamalete Lutheran Hospital (BLH) and its nursing school, confiscating some files in the process. This came after the DCEC felt that the hospital Board was taking time to act on the maladministration issue.

Deloitte is also said to be engaged to audit the troubled health facility and are expected to produce a report in six weeks. This was after BLH Board suspended its hospital’s CEO, Moagi Mmitsi and the Bamalete Lutheran School of Nursing (BLSON) principal, Martha Mothibe. It is now more than four months since the two had been suspended. Both Mothibe and Mmitsi have not appeared before any disciplinary committee, a source said.

BLH Board chairperson, Phenyo Segokgo said he heard the issue of DCEC in corridors.

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