Tender News and Blog

The Nasi’Spani programme was a hollow exercise, intended to dupe desperate youngsters and gain support for the ruling party.

Business leaders say government’s procurement pricing decisions are shortsighted.

Former Black Motion member and DJ Murdah Bongz wrote a sweet message to his step-daughter Kairo Forbes on her 8th birthday on an instagram post which was loved.

“Hit them where it hurts” were the sentiments of residents and civil society in Johannesburg who are seriously considering withholding their rates payments to show local leaders they are unhappy with the city’s degradation.

In Part One of the story of Africa’s oldest utility, we looked at Eskom’s first 80 years. Now we delve into the tumultuous last 20 years.

Winemakers are not only epicurean artists but also seeking to sell something. So, why do the words used to describe their beverage so often confuse and alienate audiences?

Martin Creamer discusses renewables, water power, pink diamond

The discussion of Bitcoin adoption has been prolongedly considered worldwide since the cryptocurrency is used in almost all countries and

Namibia’s National Assembly has approved a bill to regulate cryptocurrencies and digital assets, aiming to establish a licensing framework and a Regulatory Authority.

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said its new audit firm governance code, which came into effect in January, states that auditors must take account of the public interest when they take on or decline work. For accountants a key aspect of this public interest responsibility is that listed companies are required by law to have their accounts externally audited. “We will be concerned in situations in which the firms that are the most competent and capable to undertake an audit either resign, do not re-tender, or decline an invitation to tender with no consideration of the public interest implications,” the FRC said in its annual health check of audit quality at seven firms.