ActionSA Gauteng Leadership Expels Former MMC Kholofelo Morodi Following Madlanga Commission Tender Leak Allegations

ActionSA terminates Kholofelo Morodi's membership following Madlanga Commission evidence linking her to sensitive Tshwane tender leaks.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 28, 2026, 5:32 AM EDT

Source: The information in this article was sourced from IOL

Termination Of Membership Following Internal Disciplinary Review

ActionSA’s Gauteng provincial leadership has officially expelled Kholofelo Morodi from the organization after a comprehensive disciplinary process. The Provincial Executive Committee (PEC) reached the decision on Saturday, citing conduct that was found to be inconsistent with the party’s constitution, values, and established code of conduct. According to Gauteng communications manager Mongezi Ntsebenzo, the party ensured a procedurally fair environment throughout the investigation, providing Morodi with multiple opportunities to respond to the allegations and make formal representations before the final ruling was delivered.

Allegations Of Sensitive Document Transmission To Law Enforcement

The core of the disciplinary case against the former MMC involves the alleged transmission of internal tender documents to Sergeant Fannie Nkosi, a police officer reportedly linked to criminal conduct. Evidence presented before the Madlanga Commission suggests that Morodi shared sensitive procurement information related to a significant security tender for the Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD). These communications, which reportedly included WhatsApp exchanges, have raised serious concerns regarding the improper handling of government data and the use of informal channels to influence formal municipal procurement outcomes.

Testimony Before The Madlanga Commission And Land Lease Tenders

The investigation into Morodi’s conduct was accelerated by testimony provided during the ongoing Madlanga Commission. Sergeant Nkosi testified that he received documentation from Morodi concerning not only the TMPD security contracts but also a land lease tender. These revelations point to a sustained pattern of interaction that circumvented formal governance processes. The commission has been investigating claims of collusion and favoritism within Tshwane’s procurement systems, with recent hearings highlighting various irregularities involving lucrative contracts worth billions of rand.