Tender News

The International Olympic Committee has begun a tender process in sub-Saharan Africa and South Africa covering media rights for the 2026-32 period. The Olympic governing body has set a deadline of 5 November for responses to this tender. The process – which covers 45 countries overall – is understood to cover the 2028 (Los Angeles, […]

The fraudulent activities reportedly date back to 2017 and involve a series of deceitful practices that have raised alarm bells within South Africa’s energy and industrial sectors.

The six directors of a Johannesburg-based engineering company, NJM Heat Treatment & NDE Services (NJM) – Mark Douglas Smith, 61, Alexander Elias Roditis, 45, Vanessa Chungu, 43, Raymond Crozier, 62, Guy Phillip Le Roux, 56, and Ronald James Hoy, 58 – have been charged with BEE-fronting, fraud, theft, and money laundering.

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The accused allegedly falsified financial records to secure a B-BBEE tender at Eskom back in 2017.

The shenanigans were exposed by a former director, Baleseng Zinyana, when she took her partners to court after refusing to show her the company’s accounting records to conduct an audit.

The Olympic body has set a deadline for bid submissions of November 5.

A critical Unemployment Insurance Fund online system has been offline for over a month amid a battle between service providers over a R128-million IT tender.

The regulator’s call for assistance follows earlier requests for help with updating the IMT roadmap and Radio Frequency Migration Plan.

The EFF criticises South Africa’s new state-owned petroleum company, claiming it serves elite interests rather than benefiting citizens.