Tshwane's controversial GladAfrica tender faces another forensic probe
Another independent forensic investigation into the GladAfrica tender controversy at the City of Tshwane is underway. Continue reading
Prisons tender's ballooning costs under the microscope in SIU probe
The Special Investigating Unit is probing a massive cost escalation on a contract to install fencing and information systems in South Africa's prisons. The value of the contract ballooned from nearly R477m to over R1.5bn in seven years. Continue reading
Tshwane mayoral spokesperson fired over 'irregular' appointment
Now former City of Tshwane spokesperson Samkelo Mgobozi claims the city manager is purging employees seen to be close to former mayor Solly Msimanga. Continue reading
New Tshwane mayor cancels controversial GladAfrica contract
Newly elected Tshwane Mayor Stevens Mokgalapa has announced that the City has cancelled the scandal-ridden GladAfrica contract. Continue reading
The multibillion-rand Bosasa state contracts likely to be affected by the company's impending liquidation
African Global Operations has announced it is voluntarily liquidating the group after its main bank, FNB, communicated it would be closing its banking facilities. Continue reading
Ramaphosa must cancel all Bosasa contracts – Maimane
The DA has reiterated a call for President Cyril Ramaphosa to establish an independent inquiry aimed solely at Bosasa. Continue reading
12 dawn raids cost Competition Commission R57m in payments to service providers
Economic Development Minister Ebrahim Patel has said in reply to a Parliamentary question that search and enter raids constitute a 'highly specialised activity' and payments to service providers are essential. Continue reading
Tshwane city manager heads to court to block GladAfrica report
Tshwane city manager Moeketsi Mosola is heading to court in a bid to stop a preliminary report into the GladAfrica scandal being handed out in council. Continue reading
Forensic investigation reveals how Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality hired litter pickers without following due process
A forensic investigation into the alleged irregular appointment of litter pickers at the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has revealed that the acting director of waste management did not follow due process. Continue reading
Telkom is said to bill police twice for virtually same work
The partly state-owned telecommunications company is billing the national police service for two contracts that cover virtually the same work, five people familiar with the situation have said. Continue reading
De Lille opens Public Works tender process to public
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille has confirmed the department, under her stewardship, will be heralding in a new era of transparency as she vows to open the entire tender process to public scrutiny. Continue reading
City of Tshwane to spend R15m on work GladAfrica was paid R500m to do
The City of Tshwane will spend R15m this year on developing in-house project management capacity - a job that it paid GladAfrica nearly R500m over two years to do. Continue reading
Justice minister announces suspension of official following probe into Bosasa contract
An official in the security management section of the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has been placed on precautionary suspension, Minister Michael Masutha says. Continue reading
EFF takes issue with Jabu Mabuza's 'conflict of interest' at Eskom
The Economic Freedom Fighters says it wants new Eskom board chairperson Jabu Mabuza to step down following disclosures he made at the judicial commission of inquiry into state capture. Continue reading
Power cable supplier fined R1.3m for collusion in Eskom tenders
Power cable supplier Alcon has been fined R1.3m as part of a settlement agreement with the Competition Commission for its role in price fixing and collusion in Eskom tenders. Continue reading
Tenders: slow progress in cases
Corruption in the awarding of government tenders in the province has reached alarming levels, with investigators struggling to cope with the number of cases brought before them. Continue reading
The Italian job: Transnet's R7bn Durban port project flounders amid alleged corruption
News24 has learnt that the project was put on hold after Transnet was presented with a forensic report compiled by Paul O'Sullivan and Sarah-Jane Trent of Forensics for Justice. Continue reading
City of Johannesburg suspends officials implicated in non-renewal of Pikitup fleet contract
The City of Johannesburg has suspended senior officials who are responsible for processing the Pikitup fleet tender. Continue reading
Nene's involvement with son's business dealings questioned
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene has been pulled into the orbit of a questionable investment by the PIC in Mozambique, after it emerged that a business partner of his son scored millions of rand in the deal. Continue reading
Ramaphosa authorises SIU probe into water dept's deal with German software giant
President Cyril Ramaphosa has authorised the Special Investigating Unit to probe the Department of Water and Sanitation over allegations of unlawful expenditure of public money. Continue reading