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Gauteng axes cybersecurity firm over R100 million irregular expenditure claims The Gauteng Treasury and e-Government Department has terminated the services of a security firm that is alleged to be the reason for the department incurring more than R100 million in irregular exp
Confidence on the rise among uncertainty The FNB/BER Civil Confidence Index rose for a fourth consecutive quarter to 24points in the first three months of 2020, but much uncertainty clouds the outlook from the second quarter, FNB property
R1 billion Tshwane irregular spending claims are lies - DA City of Tshwane administrator Mpho Nawa has come under criticism from the DA following his public utterance that “irregular expenditure in the City has skyrocketed to R1 billion”. He made
Sappi declares force majeure at its Vulindlela project in KwaZulu-Natal Sappi, a global leader in dissolving wood pulp (DWP) and paper-based solutions company, said it had declared force majeure on its dissolving pulp Vulindlela expansion and upgrade project at its Sai
162 new hospitality suites for Cape Town stadium Cape Town Stadium will get an extra 162 luxury suits which will cost R282 million. According to the City’s business plan for the stadium, it will be looking into expanding its hospitality offering
OnlineTenders’ Subscribers Securing 900 Tenders Each Day as Economy Bouncing Back As the public sector increases procurement, OnlineTenders enables the private sector to take full advantage For the leading
Heads to roll in R1.2 billion Johannesburg fleet tender A wide-ranging investigation into the contentious R1.2 billion Joburg fleet contract could see several heads roll. The city has confirmed that two of its senior managers have been suspended.
Eskom invites bids to plug short-term power gap South Africa’s struggling state power utility Eskom offered on Monday to buy surplus electricity from existing generating plants, an indication it thinks it will continue to struggle to meet demand
Durban's revenue system is ‘in good working order’ The revenue system is in good working order. This is according to Willy Govender, chief executive of Data World, the South African firm which formed the joint venture Cityworks together with listed
South Africa builds R37 million fence at Beitbridge border to curb coronavirus outbreak Construction of a new fence at the Beitbridge border between South Africa and Zimbabwe will begin this week and be completed within 40 days, public works minister Patricia de Lille said on Thursday

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