Corporate Affairs
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Gauteng transport dept extended bus contract irregularly since 1997 – Public Protector
The Office of the Public Protector has found that the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport irregularly implemented a provincial transport contract with the Putco bus company. On Monday, Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane released her findings aft…
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Gauteng transport dept extended bus contract irregularly since 1997 – Public Protector
The Office of the Public Protector has found that the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport irregularly implemented a provincial transport contract with the Putco bus company. On Monday, Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane released her findings aft…
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Transnet appoints Andre Pillay as group treasurer
State-owned transport company Transnet has appointed Andre Pillay as group treasurer, with effect from May 1. “Pillay is a versatile and results-orientated professional with extensive business and financial acumen obtained during a career of 25 years. He possesses a proven track record in managing the largest corporate treasury in South Africa, presiding over a debt and derivative portfolio in excess of R500-billion.
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Transnet appoints Andre Pillay as group treasurer
State-owned transport company Transnet has appointed Andre Pillay as group treasurer, with effect from May 1. “Pillay is a versatile and results-orientated professional with extensive business and financial acumen obtained during a career of 25 years. He possesses a proven track record in managing the largest corporate treasury in South Africa, presiding over a debt and derivative portfolio in excess of R500-billion.
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Former PRASA engineering head who falsified qualifications convicted for fraud
The former head of engineering services at the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa, Daniel Mthimkhulu, has been convicted of three counts of fraud by the Johannesburg Specialised Commercial Crime Court in Palm Ridge, the Gauteng local division of the National Prosecuting Authority said on Monday. Mthimkhulu, who played a central role in the “too tall” trains tender scandal, made headlines when he exited the rail agency in 2015, following reports that he had misrepresented his qualifications in order to get his position as head of engineering services.
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Former PRASA engineering head who falsified qualifications convicted for fraud
The former head of engineering services at the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa, Daniel Mthimkhulu, has been convicted of three counts of fraud by the Johannesburg Specialised Commercial Crime Court in Palm Ridge, the Gauteng local division of the National Prosecuting Authority said on Monday. Mthimkhulu, who played a central role in the “too tall” trains tender scandal, made headlines when he exited the rail agency in 2015, following reports that he had misrepresented his qualifications in order to get his position as head of engineering services.
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TFR security arrest three suspects for stealing UPS batteries
Rail operator Transnet Freight Rail’s (TFR’s) security have arrested three suspects who were found with uninterrupted power supply (UPS) batteries that are used by the rail operator during power failures. TFR says that, on January 27, at about 20:00, while the TFR security was doing patrol at the Saaiwater Depot, near Ogies, in Mpumalanga, they came across a suspect private vehicle in the area and approached it for a stop and search.
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TFR security arrest three suspects for stealing UPS batteries
Rail operator Transnet Freight Rail’s (TFR’s) security have arrested three suspects who were found with uninterrupted power supply (UPS) batteries that are used by the rail operator during power failures. TFR says that, on January 27, at about 20:00, while the TFR security was doing patrol at the Saaiwater Depot, near Ogies, in Mpumalanga, they came across a suspect private vehicle in the area and approached it for a stop and search.
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Sanral rolls out R90m upgrade project in the Free State
The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) says it will invest more than R90-million on a road infrastructure project in the Xhariep district municipality, in the Free State. The investment will include the upgrading of existing unsurfaced roads to surfaced roads from Springfontein to Trompsburg, says Sanral Eastern Region transformation officer James Takalo.
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Sanral rolls out R90m upgrade project in the Free State
The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) says it will invest more than R90-million on a road infrastructure project in the Xhariep district municipality, in the Free State. The investment will include the upgrading of existing unsurfaced roads to surfaced roads from Springfontein to Trompsburg, says Sanral Eastern Region transformation officer James Takalo.