Communications DG's mysterious SMS

It involves the appointment of a service provider to advice the department on Telkom's BEE status.
oh noes. :(
 
Bwana - fixed it :)

The most lucrative tender affected by the suspension is estimated to be close to R 5bn, according to Mohlala. It involves the appointment of a service provider to advise the department on Telkom's BEE status.

I wonder if this was not R5million - R5billion for some advice?
 
Bwana - fixed it :)
I too thank you and bwana for that fix :).
I wonder if this was not R5million - R5billion for some advice?
ZAR5bn sounds completely impossible - especially when Telkodemonopolies is already a BEE critter, but ZAR5bn > ZAR15m. Either way it seems one should become a BEE consultant to pocket the big bucks for doing absolutely nothing :rolleyes:.
 
Also saw that and shook my head... a few times!!! Cannot be R5bn - impossible!

This is South Africa, anything is possible :D

Why do they need consultants? Telkom is probably the most BEE compliant company out there.
 
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Can I say Fa-Fa-FaFa-FAIL!

Honestly! They should just put a bullet in that mans head and end it, you see his face 90% of the time when anything goes wrong in the gov.
 
5bn for advisory services for the SABC, you are kidding me right???????????????????

This is Souf Efrika......give the contract to a BEE company, who sub-contracts it to another BEE company, who sub-sub-contracts a non-BEE compliant company to do the actual work.

Easy peasy!!
 
Tiyani Rikhotso said they had only received the court papers on Wednesday morning and were applying their minds on whether to oppose the application.

OK, this might take some time...
 
Some of the tenders put on hold include appointments of service providers to investigate suspected fraud emanating from forgery of officials' signatures and financial transactions dating as far back as 2004.

me thinks that's the reason for all this right there. The other tenders put on hold might just be a smoke screen to possibly delay the findings of such an investigation? Who knows, clearly something is a touch rotten in Denmark.
 
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