The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa did not publicise the tender and gave it to the consultancy despite its bid being R346-million more than that of another company.
Scopa ‘disappointed’ by slow pace and lack of consequences on Beitbridge irregularities.
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The passenger rails agency is to act against officials implicated in former public protector Thuli Madonsela’s 2015 report on corruption and maladministration
For two years the man parachuted into a City of Johannesburg department dealing with the biggest and most crucial contracts required to run the city has been suspending and sidelining top officials in an apparent effort to direct the outcome of multimillion rand tenders. We track down who this man is and why it had taken so long for the city to investigate him
The company has contracts with various municipalities
The beleaguered Road Accident Fund’s former CFO, who was found to have meddled in a tender, is administering the government medical scheme
Public officials who routinely find loopholes to siphon money out of government coffers may soon find themselves in the dock
‘We’re good at the annual hand-wringing about government’s wasteful ways. But what is not quantified is the number of people who are being failed’
The 1 000 public servants who didn’t resign from their companies face disciplinary action or suspension under the Public Service Act.
A suspect Transnet contract lists 60% for a ‘supplier development’ subcontractor.
Local government employees will face prosecution for the improper awarding of contracts.
Mvula Trust is in the spotlight after giving a R21m sanitation contract to an employee’s husband.
Underhanded lobbying, delaying tactics and internal squabbling scuppered the power utility’s economical and innovative IT plan
The Competition Commission is confident that the construction companies have a case to answer for World Cup stadium bid-rigging, despite their denial.
The Free State R74 highway fiasco hit businesses, cost jobs and caused a slump in the local market
One of the group’s affiliates is implicated in a probe into a tender for an information system for Gauteng
The Public Service Commission is investigating the former DG for his alleged involvement in the awarding of a workbooks tender.
Despite minister’s positive gloss, court highlights its lack of confidence in agency’s bona fides.
A company that should have been shortlisted for providing new headquarters for the IEC is claiming R7.5-million from the embattled organisation.
The Special Investigating Unit will probe the validity of a tender awarded by the department of communications, says the presidency.
The Northern Cape government entered into lease agreements with the Trifecta Group without advertising any tenders, a court has heard.
With the help of technology, it is hoping to flag graft and standardise and simplify procurement.
The Free State’s premier, Ace Magashule, has been accused of feeding funds to the firm that built the province’s controversial R40-million website.
Kagisho Dichabe, the businessperson in the dock with Julius Malema, is now accused of getting a "money-for-jam" contract from the Northern Cape.
School food contracts awarded to an official’s relatives in Limpopo could amount to more than R35-million, writes Rapula Moatshe and Lionel Faull.
Bakenberg North is one of six circuits in Limpopo that the M&G visited to see how the national school nutrition programme was serving schools.
Allegedly orchestrated by Julius Malema, a R1.7-billion school feeding programme in Limpopo appears to have been rigged to favour people close to him.
The North Gauteng High Court has been asked to review all 337 contracts for school feeding schemes in Limpopo due to apparent tender irregularities.
Thuli Madonsela says a multimillion-rand Western Cape tender is unlawful and must be terminated, in a report premier Helen Zille has vowed to contest.
Public protector Thuli Madonsela says the abuse of power and unethical leadership go hand in hand in the public, as well as the private sector.
Prasa chief Lucky Montana is accused of tender irregularities worth more than R1-billion and organising an unauthorised trip to Cape Town for friends.