A judge has found the Gauteng health department unlawfully awarded an expired R526-million tender for crucial medical waste disposal services for over 200 provincial hospitals, clinics and medical facilities to two companies â and invalidated it.
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👨🏿🚀TechCabal Daily – Nigeria removes deadline for old notes submission | TechCabal
Yesterday, the Supreme Court of Nigeria ruled that old naira notes would remain legal tender in the country until “further notice”.
Law firms, sheriffs under probe for looting RAF’s millions
Over 100 law firms, including sheriffs, are being investigated for looting R340m in state funds by submitting duplicate payments from claims to the Road Accident Fund.
Sanral to readvertise R7.2bn road construction tenders | The Citizen
The SA Forum of Civil Engineering Contractors (Safcec) welcomed the advertisement of these tenders.
Crayfish BidCo Oy to commence redemption proceedings in respect of the remaining minority shares in Caverion Corporation
/PRNewswire/ — On 10 January 2023, Crayfish BidCo Oy (the “Offeror”), a Finnish private limited liability company indirectly controlled by the entities…
Continue reading...Court halts privatisation of Mombasa, Lamu ports
Further orders are set to be issued on December 6.
A look into the most feared (alleged) crime boss in SA, Ralph Stanfield
Ralph Stanfield, one South Africa’s most powerful alleged underworld figure, is currently fighting several cases behind bars.
Finally for sale: Large Gupta-linked Sandton plot near Gautrain station | Business
A Gupta-linked portion of land in South Africa’s “richest square mile” in Sandon is finally up for sale.
Illicit trade continues to plague Pakistan, putting economic recovery in doubt | Business
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TOM EATON | Turning on the charm and turning on a tap are sadly the same for our president
A president standing at a tap, applauding the water coming out, 30 years down the line is a symbol of failure