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The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation and several other civil society organisations will host a memorial rally for slain Gauteng health department whistleblower Babita Deokaran one year after her death. The foundation will pay homage to Deokaran, who was gunned down outside her home in Winchester Hills shortly after dropping her daughter at school on 23 August 2021.

Acting National Treasury head Ismail Momoniat, head of the Special Investigating Unit Andy Mothibi, Prasa whistleblower Martha Ngoye and a member of the Deokaran family are also expected to pay tribute.Why Babita Deokaran was murdered: read the investigative seriesA News24 investigation revealed that three weeks before she was killed, Deokaran flagged R850 million in"possibly fraudulent" payments out of Tembisa Hospital.

Wally a memorial service, get off your backsides and investigate FFS!!!!

Her death made not an iota of difference to the anc's laissez faire attitude about SA having slipped into a state of anarchy

Hearbreaking and Totally Grossly Unacceptable

Information is the key to success I’m now seeing more doors of blessings on my first and second trail I got my profit back Gabriel_FOS1

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