Tender News

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.

The tenth edition of Big 5 Construct Southern Africa concluded recently with co-located events including the Big 5 Southern Africa Construction Impact Awards and African Smart Cities Summit.  “The construction industry is an engine for economic growth and prosperity and it’s through working together that we can ensure a more resilient future,” said Tracy-Lee Behr, Portfolio Director: Built Environment at dmg events.

Parmalat will provide ‘Miss Albany’ girl and her family and her creche with 100 litres of custard after Bokomo and Clover.

The public protector is investigating the awarding of a contract to service providers by the National Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) to make direct payments to students in universities and TVET colleges.

Did Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent employee Lizeka Tonjeni accept a R160 000 bribe from Digital Vibes? Or did she sell healthcare products and was given two loans by Tahera Mather?

Morocco will be making their maiden appearance at the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 on Monday against Germany