Tender News

The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) of South Africa has opened the third bid window for its Battery Energy Storage IPP Procurement Programme (BESIPPPP), which is procuring a total of 1,744 MW of four-hour battery storage systems. It has also announced the final winner from the first window.

Issues like energy apartheid, where subsidies go to the richer consumers, or the sorry state of Eskom have all slowed down faster adoption

SA’s Special Investigation Unit asked the National Treasury to bar Oracle Corp. from doing business with the government…

South Africa’s Special Investigation Unit, established to tackle corruption and the misuse of public funds, asked the National Treasury to bar Oracle Corp. from doing business with the government because of what it says was a flawed tender.

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The South Korean feed mill seeks corn for livestock feed

Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula’s proximity to Bosasa and the Watsons, and freebie hunting trips to the Eastern Cape, raised red flags for Adriaan Basson in 2019.

The National Prosecuting Authority’s Asset Forfeiture Unit has secured two forfeiture orders worth R33m in relation to an unlawful tender at Kusile power station.