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Outa welcomes court’s decision to set aside driving licence card tender

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) has actually welcomed a court ruling reserving the awarding of a driving licence card maker tender to Idemia following findings of material irregularities in the procurement process. The court order was given on January 6, overturning the tender that had been awarded in September 2024 by the Driving Licence Card Account (DLCA), a Department of Transport (DoT) entity accountable for producing the country’s driving licence cards.

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Governance failures turning waste tyre depots into public health, environmental hazards – Redisa

The Rustenburg Waste Tyre Depot, checked out by Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Deputy Minister Bernice Swarts, is not representative of the alarming state of depots across the country, states tyre recycling initiative Recycling and Economic Development Initiative of South Africa (Redisa). It suggests that the Deputy Minister must rather have actually gone to the site of the Biesiesvlei depot in Lichtenburg, which is likewise in the North West. In 2023, the depot went up in flames and triggered significant ecological damage.

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Engineering execs warn that policy failures, weak accountability are deepening the … In this video, Gibb CEO Vishaal Lutchman, Gibb EPCM GM Ntshavheni Phidza and SACPCMP president Lufuno Ratsiku discuss challenges in achieving sustainable growth in the construction sector.

South Africa’s facilities healing will continue to stall unless government, industry and expert bodies shift from problem-identification to concrete application, engineering executives stated during a roundtable discussion hosted by engineering firm Gibb, in Johannesburg, on December 2. The speakers collectively alerted that policy paralysis, a shrinking skills base and a lack of measurable responsibility were avoiding the country from reversing infrastructure degeneration and bring back economic stability.

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Engineering execs warn that policy failures, weak accountability are deepening the …

South Africa’s facilities healing will continue to stall unless federal government, market and expert bodies shift from problem-identification to concrete application, engineering executives stated during a roundtable conversation hosted by engineering firm Gibb, in Johannesburg, on December 2. The speakers collectively alerted that policy paralysis, a diminishing skills base and an absence of measurable accountability were preventing the nation from reversing facilities wear and tear and restoring financial stability.

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TNPA completes Durban’s Bayhead road ahead of schedule

State-owned Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has reported that it has effectively completed the rehab of Bayhead road at the Port of Durban a month ahead of schedule. The utility states this early job conclusion turning point is completely timed ahead of the busy festive season and will permit smooth freight motion for South African customers.

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Uber launches electric offering in South Africa, showcases Moto product Uber sub-Saharan Africa GM Deepesh Thomas welcomes the company’s new low-cost mobility product offerings

Transport business Uber on November introduced its Uber Go Electric using for South Africa at an event in Johannesburg, and likewise used the event to highlight its recently-established Uber Moto offering. The 2 offerings belong to the business’s affordable mobility journey, focused on providing an Uber option for the about 40% of individuals in the nation that do not have access to reputable, safe and sustainable transport, Uber sub-Saharan Africa GM Deepesh Thomas described to Engineering News at the launch.

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Sanral continues to roll out R4bn in upgrades to the N1

The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) says it is continuing its rollout of almost R4-billion in upgrades to the N1 freeway from Scottland to Winburg, and Zandkraal to Scottland, in the Free State. Sanral Free State provincial head Marlize Nel-Verwey says the upgrade project, which started in January this year, is expected to be completed in July 2028.

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