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Court backs blocking of broadband tender

A South African court on Friday upheld the government's decision to block a tender for R12 billion of high-speed mobile broadband licences issued by the telecoms regulator. The Independent Communic

‘State construction projects in pipeline’

Public-private partnership (PPP) projects are still on the drawing board and being negotiated and concluded by the various tiers of government. This is despite the future delivery of infrastructure

Tender irregularities: 5 firms face charges

Criminal charges have been filed against five companies that allegedly colluded with each other to get tenders from the eThekwini Municipality. Some of the companies seemed to be related to each ot

Flexi hours to ease Cape Town's traffic jams

The city council is proposing flexi-time, compressed work weeks, staggered shifts and remote working for employees, as ways to reduce congestion on the roads. It says it’s prepared to take the lead

Firm accused of reckless trading may face blacklisting

Two multimillion-rand eThekwini contracts awarded to a recruitment firm formed after its parent company had been liquidated are being scrutinised by the city. The company may soon be blacklisted by

R2.99m fine for scrap metal dealer

Scrap metal dealer Ben Jacobs Iron and Steel has been fined R2.99 million after admitting to contravening the Competition Act by agreeing with its competitors to fix purchasing prices of certain fe

SA is a corruption hotspot, survey shows

Bribery has increased in Africa, and South Africa has been singled out as a corruption hotspot in the 2016 anti-bribery and corruption survey. According to the survey, conducted by law firm ENSafri

CT's MyCiTi phase 2 to cost about R4.7bn

The City of Cape Town’s mayoral committee has approved a R35 million tender for the design and monitoring of the construction of bus stations for Phase 2A of its MyCiTi bus service between Mitchell

Claim of nuclear deal going to Zuma family friend denied

The Department of Energy has denied reports that the first nuclear deal has gone to a close family friend of President Jacob Zuma, while the process has not started. The department said on Monday t

R10bn – what corruption costs SA

Controversial Hawks boss Lieutenant-General Mthandazo Ntlemeza told Parliament's standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) government officials had siphoned off more than R10 billion in public

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