Tender News

Friday, 28 July 2023: Eskom welcomes the arrest of its employee linked to alleged tender irregularities at Kriel Power Station. The arrest on 20 July 2023

Mer shares valuable insights and actionable tips to strengthen defenses against fraudulent activities in these industries.

Some of the world’s most renowned universities and coming out tops in Africa, find themselves in the news – not for academic achievement but for in-fighting, corruption and even murder. Vice chancellors at South Africa’s universities hog the headlines and movements like Fees Must Fall  strive to highlight the plight of university students battling to find funding and accommodation to complete their studies at the University of Cape Town, University of Fort Hare, University of Pretoria a

South Korea’s Nonghyup Feed Inc (NOFI) has issued an international tender to buy up to 138,000 mt of optional origin…

The mining industry is among the most at-risk industries for fraud and in some countries it tops the list of revenue lost due to fraud, closely followed by construction.

H1 2023: Solid performance and sustained investment momentum paving the way for the future

The department of sport, arts and culture splashed R10.7 million on past and present Grammy Awards winners as incentives.

The Queensland government has awarded tungsten producer EQ Resources the tender for resource exploration activities across the historic Wolfram Camp and Bamford Hill mines.

The permit covers a 480 km2 area, 90km west of Cairns, and re-commercialisation of former mines was a key component of the state government’s new Critical Minerals Strategy as well as the Queensland Resources industry Development Plan.

This week’s top tenders see two national departments setting up panels for digital forensic investigations.

Namibia’s government has signed a law to regulate crypto exchanges in the country, an about-turn on its 2017 exchange ban. However, the date when the law enters into force hasn’t been confirmed.