Tender News

Sergeant Fannie Nkosi and the City of Tshwane’s chief financial officer (CFO) are in hot water after evidence revealed they sought to secure a government tender in the Matthew Phosa municipality in Mpumalanga, an entity that does not exist. Testifying at the Madlanga Commission on Thursday, Nkosi attempted to explain why Tshwane CFO Gareth Mnisi […]

State defence materiel agency Armscor has defended the awarding of a personnel carrier contract to Milkor, telling a Parliamentary oversight committee that

Tshwane Mayor, Nasiphi Moya, has suspended MMC Kholofelo Morodi following claims that she allegedly sent internal tender documents to Sergeant Fannie Nkosi, an officer implicated in criminal activities. Morodi, who heads Corporate and Shared Services in the city, is accused of sharing sensitive internal procurement information with Nkosi. Evidence before the Madlanga Commission , including […]

Deputy Defence and Military Veterans Minister Bantu Holomisa has written to the Acting Secretary for Defence requesting clarity on “serious allegations”

The screenshots related to pending SAPS payments to Matlala.

South Africa’s public tender framework has long recognised the importance of ensuring reliable, affordable, and uninterrupted access to essential medicines and vaccines, particularly for national immunisation programmes that protect children and vulnerable populations. While local pharmaceutical manufacturing remains an important national objective, it is equally critical that public procurement decisions prioritise patient access, programme sustainability,

The eThekwini Municipality approved R1.1 billion in public tenders over a three-month period. A report presented to the eThekwini council detailed the tender awards for November 2025, December 2025, and January 2026 as follows: R276 million tenders in January 2026 R152 million in tenders in December 2025 R726 million in […]

eThekwini Municipality’s R1.1 billion tender awards raise questions about transparency and community benefits.

Acsa faces fresh legal challenges as Eagle Eye Security Specialists files an urgent high court application over a major aviation security tender covering South Africa’s three largest airports.

Carrim said he invested millions into Matlala’s company, Medicare24, believing the funds would be repaid once a lucrative police tender advanced. Instead, he received only a fraction of the money back.