Tender News

A South African high court has dismissed Maersk’s legal challenge to International Container Terminal Services’ tender win for Durban Container Terminal Pier 2, clearing the way for the long-delayed public-private partnership to proceed

In two unrelated operations, the Special Investigating Unit seized luxury cars from the home of tender tycoon Hangwani Maumela in connection with the R2bn Tembisa Hospital scandal, while the SAPS raided the home of suspended deputy police commissioner Shadrack Sibiya.

Maersk says it is reviewing the judgment in a dispute that has delayed the implementation of the public-private partnership deal.

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) has noted two major law enforcement operations currently unfolding in South Africa: the raid on suspended Deputy National Police Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya’s home, and the Special Investigating Unit’s (SIU) asset seizures targeting Tembisa Hospital tender mogul Hangwani Maumela. These developments are stark evidence of how corruption continues to infect […]

While any registered and tax-compliant business can apply for government tenders, a lack of oversight allows manipulation of the process.

According to Treasury, this initiative aligns with its digital transformation strategy, aimed at improving accessibility and efficiency in public financial services.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) is calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to immediately expand the SIU investigation into Tembisa Hospital corruption. This must include all dealings of Hangwani Morgan Maumela and his syndicate, including Maumela’s latest attempt to secure a R1 billion food supply tender in the North West, as well as all other companies and individuals identified by the SIU as part of corrupt networks.

Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis said the investigation only relates to a contract that amounts to a small fraction of the tender.