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Sizekhaya Holdings, which landed the lucrative licence to operate South Africa’s national lottery for eight years, has links to Deputy President Paul Mashatile. Among Sizekhaya’s shareholders is Bellamont Gaming, a company co-owned and co-directed by Khumo Bogatsu – Mashatile’s sister-in-law – a

Former Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa executives are at the helm of contractors accused of defrauding the parastatal of millions by grossly overcharging for their services while delivering shoddy workmanship.

Sibuyile Magingxa, co-winner in Joburg’s R263m water tanker contract, and his romantic partner Lesedi Phala were part of the South African delegation. Their presence, absent from official records but captured in photos and video alongside Mashatile, exposes a deeper problem: access without accountability and the power of political proximity.

Sibuyile Magingxa, the co-winner in Johannesburg’s R263-million water tanker tender, and his romantic partner, Lesedi Phala, were part of the South African delegation. Their presence, absent from official records but captured in photos and video alongside Paul Mashatile, exposes a deeper problem: access without accountability and the power of political proximity.

In Aptitude Trading Enterprise (Pty) Ltd v The City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality and Another, the South African Supreme Court of Appeal…

In March, the R400m driving licence tender took a wrong turn.

The City of Johannesburg defends the award of massive transport contracts to politically connected families, despite concerns from the Auditor-General and civic watchdogs

Mulilo Energy’s recent R9. 5 billion battery storage contract has ignited controversy, as critics question the fairness of the bidding process linked to ex-Eskom COO Jan Oberholzer’s insider knowledg

South Africa’s Ministry of Electricity and Energy has defended its recent battery storage tender from accusations raised by opposition party.

he BBC has condemned the R9. 5 billion battery storage contract awarded to Mulilo Energy, questioning the fairness of the process and the role of ex-Eskom COO Jan Oberholze