âI am completely traumatised and shocked by such evil.”
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North West health department boss placed on leave amid R470m hospital graft scandal | News24
North West health department boss Obakeng Mongale, who faces corruption charges for the irregular awarding of tenders, has been granted leave of absence, pending the finalisation of his court case.
Diaries of four top KZN advocates to determine what happens in two major corruption cases
The diaries of four top criminal advocates in KwaZulu-Natal are likely to set the pace of two of the provinceâs biggest trials.
South Africa: Court Issues Scathing Order Against Prasa Over Train Security
The passenger rail agency has until end of November to report back on the status of a new tender process for security contracts
Hooked by fish, friendliness and a feral cat | The Citizen
Jozi to Jozini for a dam good time
Swiss company ‘admitted to inflating prices in Kusile project’ – DFA
A Swiss robotics company, Asea Brown Boveri, has reportedly admitted to inflating prices to install a control and instrumentation system at the Kusile power station. It has been reported that former Eskom CEO Matshela Koko played a role in awarding the R2.2 billion tender to ABB. File picture A SWISS robotics company, Asea Brown Boveri [â¦]
ABB ‘admitted to inflating prices in Kusile project’
The revelations were made in the companyâs report to the German prosecuting authorities in April 2020 ⦠ABB admitted to the inflation of prices to the US-based international Debevoise & Plimpton, which conducted an internal investigation
Official bungled a R470m hospital tender, but was hired to head North West’s health department | News24
Obakeng Mongale, who allegedly led a corrupt R470 million hospital-building project while he was the North West public works’ departmental head, was hired to head the provincial health department 13 years later.
Saftu: Government officials must enroll their kids in public schools | The Citizen
âScrap all of their private medical aid schemes and cards and enrol their own families and selves in the public hospitals,” said Saftu General Secretary Zwelinzima Vavi
Soldiers ordered to keep safeguarding Eskom power stations from saboteurs into 2024
President Ramaphosa has extended the current employment of 880 South African National Defence Force (SANDF) members at Eskom plants. Together with police, they are trying to prevent criminals from targeting critical energy infrastructure in South Africa.