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DA questions cost of fixing RDP houses
The Democratic Alliance said on Wednesday that the Department of Human Settlements had spent over R2 billion in the last three years to rectify poorly-built houses sometimes at the cost of R300 000
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New locomotives coming soon - Transnet
South Africa's freight and logistics group will roll out new locomotives in July after General Electric completed their technical design, CEO Brian Molefe said on Monday. Transnet awarded GE, Bomba
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Land invasions: KZN wants security team
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Human Settlements is planning to follow the City of Cape Town’s lead by having its own anti-land invasion squad. These plans are detailed in a January 16 Government
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KZN police boss in trouble
KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lieutenant-General Mmamonnye Ngobeni may finally face the music for her alleged close relationship with Durban businessman Thoshan Panday. National police spokesma
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Cape Town hits WBHO for R428m damages
A R428.75 million civil damages claim has been lodged by the City of Cape Town against listed Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon (WBHO) for collusion on the tender for the construction of the Green Point St
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Court bid brings huge CTICC nightmare
An urgent High Court application that could stop construction of the Cape Town International Convention Centre’s expansion for up to 10 months pending a review of the architectural tender, would ra
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NWest to curb the use of consultants
The North West government has resolved to establish internal structures to manage and provide services instead of using consultants and outsourcing, premier Supra Mahumapelo's office said on Monday
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Commission urged to impose harsher penalties
The Competition Commission has been told to consider imposing harsher penalties on members of a furniture removals cartel that were delaying reaching settlement agreements with the commission for c
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MEC warns against school exploitation
Aspirant school governing body members have been warned by KwaZulu-Natal Education MEC Peggy Nkonyeni not to use their position to manipulate the awarding of contracts or to sow division between te
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MEC in trouble over missing R100m
The Gauteng government’s finance watchdog committee wants the MEC for Economic Development Lebogang Maile to explain what happened to contracts worth R100 million under his care. The provincial sta
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