Tender News and Blog

A weak Public Procurement Bill has been approved by Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance. Despite warnings from the Zondo Commission, the bill fails to address the clear link between tendering systems for corruption, says Caroline James.

South Africa’s tender system has been identified as the dark heart of public sector corruption and state failure. Despite this, the National Treasury is refusing to use the first major legislative overhaul of the system to make any meaningful changes.

The RustMo1 Solar Project, the first renewable energy project developed under South Africa’s large renewables tender program — the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producers Procurement Programme (REI4P) — is celebrating 10 years of clean energy production.

This week’s top tenders see SA’s National Roads Agency rush to receive tender submissions before the year closes.

Morocco is looking to purchase nearly 200 trains as Rabat prepares to host a football World Cup in 2030, along with Spain.

next decade will see the project generate a further 110 million kilo-watt hours of clean energy, says Juwi.

‘He’s the biggest waste of talent’: SuperSport United head coach Gavin Hunt shares his opinion on Phakamani Mahlambi.

Treasury has asked questions about the City of Johannesburg’s plan to spend billions of rands on leasing properties while it refurbishes its offices, but the city has already approved it.

During his 12 years as president of the SKZN, the sub-union had much success.

Thieves have stolen four laptops and voice recorders from the offices of the Free State’s prosecutions head Navilla Somaru and her deputy Sandile Mthethwa – but the National Prosecuting Authority is adamant ‘no sensitive information, dockets, or files’ were taken.