Tembisa Hospital “Prayer Day” Event

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Tembisa Hospital “Prayer Day” Event 

The Office of the Gauteng Premier has become aware of a poster circulating on social media and other platforms promoting a "Prayer Day" for Tembisa Hospital scheduled for 09 October 2025. 

This poster incorrectly features a picture of Premier Panyaza Lesufi, implying his endorsement and attendance. The Office of the Premier wants to categorically state that Premier Lesufi was not aware of the” Prayer Day” session and the event was never part of his schedule of events or activities. 

As soon as the Premier became aware of it, he advised the organisers to withdraw the poster and cancel the event. The event therefore is no longer happening.  Premier Lesufi’s focus remains unequivocally on the urgent work of restoring good governance and public trust in Tembisa Hospital. 

He has reiterated his commitment to ensuring that his office works closely with the Gauteng Department of Health to implement, without delay, all recommendations contained in the recently released Special Investigating Unit (SIU) interim report. 

This includes ensuring that swift and decisive action is taken against all officials implicated in the report, in line with the government's commitment to accountability and clean administration. 




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