Discover how a top Zimbabwean banker became embroiled in a R2 billion scandal involving the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission and a South African printing company, amid serious money laundering allegations.
Umkhomazi water tender sparks legal battle | South Coast Sun
A legal battle has erupted between China State Construction SA and uMngeni-uThukela Water over a R7b tender for the Lower uMkhomazi Bulk Water Scheme.
Top ICT tenders: Broadband Infraco prepares for I-ECS licence transfer
The company will acquire the licence from a private seller; however, the transfer will be subject to regulatory approval.
A dead rabbit, a bullet and a bot are at the centre of KZN’s R7bn water tender
China State Construction Engineering Corporation South Africa (CSC) has hauled parastatal uMngeni-uThukela Water (UUW) to court over a water tender dispute that appears to have turned ugly.
Tender dispute at Durban Container Terminal nears resolution
D-day for Durban container port battle has finally arrived with the contesting parties back in port
Prison food prices double after new tender system | City Press
De Smidt says one of the successful bidders, who supplies bread to one of the largest prisons in Cape Town, makes a net profit of more than R1 million per month on bread alone.
Gijima to fight for R1bn lost ICT tender
The firm believes that another court may come to a different conclusion, âas there are material errors and omissionsâ in the judgement.
SA Speaks | Tender truths: SA picks delivery over BEE | Business
Based on an Ipsos survey commissioned by News24, two in every three South Africans believe tenders should go to companies that can deliver effectively and within budget, irrespective of ownership.
The next step for introducing VAR in South Africa | soccer
The process of introducing Video Assistance Referee (VAR) in South Africa is moving quickly, following the availability of funding to implement the project from the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie. | soccer
Datacentrix wins back R1bn SANParks ICT tender from Gijima
The High Court found the tender process to be flawed and ruled in favour of Datacentrix, which previously held the contract and challenged the award.