The two biggest Net1 investors admit to CPS worries, but disagree on scale and severity.
Under the Concourt ruling and the public’s wary gaze, the agency has yet to conclude its request for proposals
Presumably out of the best of motives, World Bank’s investors have put money into a company whose behaviour looks like it is fleecing the poor.
Although the Teflon minister remains unscathed, misleading Parliament may come back to bite her.
Standing inside the Constitutional Court on Wednesday, Belamant spoke candidly to the Mail & Guardian during a 15-minute break in proceedings.
Dlamini did not apologise for her late submission, but instead said she had ‘made every reasonable effort to comply with this court’s directives’.
The social welfare agency could not answer pointed questions on the grants crisis by 4pm and said the court cannot dictate how much it should pay CPS.
Dlamini and Sassa have for several months insisted that grants would be paid on time, but have never said how that would be achieved.
Magwaza says he believes that Bathabile Dlamini has done all she can to secure grants. He backed the minister to remain in office.
Grant recipients are often at a loss about who they are dealing with, which makes them vulnerable
Legal pundits have argued that an order from the court allowing Sassa to continue its relationship with CPS could help to ensure grants are paid
Dangor confirmed today that he has resigned citing a breakdown of relations with minister Bathabile Dlamini over the handling of the Sassa crisis.
The agreement came after negotiations began between the two parties on Wednesday.
A detailed inspection of the paper trail finds that the work claimed for was covered by an all-inclusive fee.
Bidders were culled for not offering voice verification, which has not been used for two years
Sassa wants the Concourt to "turn its back" on an unlawful, R10-billion social grants tender, because risk of disrupting grant payments is too high.
Although Michael Hulley was appointed "strategic adviser" for a state grant deal, he played "no role" in its adjudication, the Concourt has heard.
Supreme Court of Appeals judges have unanimously overturned a high court ruling that a R10-billion social grant tender was ”illegal and invalid”.
The North Gauteng High Court has ruled that the R10-billion social grant tender awarded to Cash Paymaster Services by Sassa is illegal and invalid.
A who’s who of the companies behind the billion-rand social grants tender has shown a lot of contradictions, and revealed more links to Tokyo Sewale.
The South African Social Security Agency risks not fulfilling its mandate by getting caught up in the messy business that it is "tenders".
AllPay says specifications for mega grant payments tender were changed at the last minute so that its competitor, Cash Paymaster Services,could win.