Tender News

Despite the assurance given by Old Mutual SA to resolving the matter, other customers have started sharing screenshots of their cancelled policies.

South Africa’s ruling ANC aims to revive an apartheid-era rule, compelling pension funds into government-approved investments post-election.

The South African government on Thursday launched the request for qualification and proposals (RfP) under Bid Window 7 (BW7) of the country’s Renewable Ene

The judge who invalidated an expired R526 million Gauteng health department tender for crucial medical waste disposal services has granted the department the right to appeal his ruling – on the basis that the tender’s expiry may have been challenged too late.

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Last year, the department found itself before the courts after it was accused of awarding a multimillion-rand medical waste tender that was believed to be irregular and unlawful to their preferred candidate during the procurement process.

Businessperson Malcolm X is threatening to sue companies which he claims owe him millions.

The latest drama involves facial recognition technologies and eGate systems for regulating passenger movements at airports.

Explore the legal battle surrounding Prasa’s ambitious plan to overhaul its aging fleet, with allegations of tender-rigging and lack of transparency casting a shadow over the future of South Afric…

Apart from investigating controversial tenders worth more than R9bn at the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa), the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) should probe the relocation of thousands of people who live on rail land which is costing the state millions of rand, former transport ministry spokesperson Ayanda Allie says.