Tender News

Former energy minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson, who died on Monday, faced allegations of extortion – with the National Assembly announcing on the day she died that the allegations would be investigated.

Brics countries are trying to attract hangers-on by whipping up talk of a rival to dethrone King Dollar. It’s not going to happen.

Amid cholera outbreaks, audit reports, and service delivery challenges in the City of Tshwane, the EFF has accused the DA-led administration of creating a false narrative of good governance.

Mkhulu Romeo is not giving up the KFC KOTA fight as he has now enlisted the services of an experienced advocate who believes he has a case.

The High Court this week stopped Kenya Power from going ahead with its Sh22 billion tender for the supply of smart meters.

Multinational tech firm Gartner’s revealing self-disclosure about its corrupt 2015 deal with the SA Revenue Service leaves South Africans with two questions: Did tech businessman Patrick Monyeki bribe then tax boss Tom Moyane to bat a R200-million tech contract to Gartner and, crucially, why are the Hawks and the National Prosecuting Authority still sitting on their hands?

The KwaZulu-Natal Philharmonic Orchestra’s World Winter Symphony Season begins this week and features a superb line-up of international and local talent.

Matthijs de Ligt at just 23 years of age has transformed into one of the best defenders in Europe, having played for Ajax, Juventus, and Bayern Munich.

The Bellville Commercial Crimes Court postponed the case against Paul Matthew Hatting, who has been charged with fraud, corruption and money laundering following a R49 million City of Cape Town tender.

Health minister Joe Phaahla has promised to tackle the issues of poor leadership and governance that have dogged some of the major hospitals in Gauteng, saying several key appointments will soon be made to bring stability to the health department of the country’s’ economic hub.