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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.

The firm believes that another court may come to a different conclusion, “as there are material errors and omissions” in the judgement.

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 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

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.

South Africa’s state-owned utility is seeking experienced partners to establish an independent green energy company and fast-track South Africa’s clean power rollout.

Service providers have taken the Gauteng education department to court to halt the appointment of 49 new contractors, claiming that some companies have been der

The Johannesburg High Court has ruled that the National Treasury acted lawfully and fairly in awarding the RT4-2023 tender for emergency vehicle lights and

Eskom has issued a tender for the provision of milling plant reject removal for a period of 60 months at Camden Power Station.

Imagine trying to bake a cake with an expired ingredient, one bad egg and you end up with a disaster instead of a dessert. That’s exactly what happened when one member’s…