Profile summary
Stella Tembisa Ndabeni-Abrahamsis listed as part of South Africa's national executive in the role of Minister of Small Business Development. This profile is prepared for the Integrity Index evidence-review workflow. The score below is calculated only from the evidence items currently recorded in this profile.
Integrity Risk Score
10
Risk level: Low. Evidence items recorded in current evidence table.
Profile status
- Party
- Verification pending
- Inclusion source
- Parliament Ministers page
- Conviction status
- No record in current evidence table
- Criminal charge status
- No record in current evidence table
- Official investigation status
- No record in current evidence table
- Ethics finding status
- No record in current evidence table
- Credible media allegation status
- No record in current evidence table
- Cleared or dismissed matters
- Recorded
- Date last reviewed
- 24 June 2026
Scoring breakdown
Criminal conviction
+30
No record in current evidence table
Formal criminal charges currently pending
+20
No record in current evidence table
Named adversely in official finding
+15
Recorded
Official investigation
+10
No record in current evidence table
Parliamentary ethics or conflict-of-interest matter
+10
No record in current evidence table
Repeated credible media allegations
+5 to +10
No record in current evidence table
Serious unexplained conflict-of-interest concern
+5 to +10
No record in current evidence table
Cleared, withdrawn, disproven, corrected or dismissed matter
Subtract or neutralise
Recorded
Evidence table
| Date | Category | Status | Summary | Source | Confidence | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 June 2026 | Inclusion source | Verified for listing | Listed as an executive officeholder for the purpose of building the Executive page. | Parliament Ministers page | High | 0 |
| 2020-04-08 | Official finding | Presidential censure for lockdown breach | The Presidency announced that President Ramaphosa reprimanded Ndabeni-Abrahams and placed her on special leave after she breached COVID-19 lockdown regulations. This is recorded as an official censure, not as a corruption finding. | Presidency censure statement | High | +15 |
| 2020-04-22 | Cleared or contextualised matter | Admission-of-guilt fine paid | IOL reported that the National Prosecuting Authority confirmed Ndabeni-Abrahams paid a R1 000 admission-of-guilt fine for the lockdown contravention. This contextualises the official censure and is not a corruption matter. | IOL report on admission-of-guilt fine | Medium | -5 |
Methodology note
Integrity Index uses a risk-score model where higher scores indicate higher publicly documented integrity risk. Scores are calculated from structured evidence categories, including convictions, formal charges, official findings, official investigations, ethics matters, credible allegations and cleared or dismissed matters. No score is published until the relevant evidence item is linked to a verifiable public source and reviewed.
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