Construction industry, analysts unsurprised by Sanral CEO’s resignation
Say all the recent procurement irregularities happened 'under his watch'.
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Say all the recent procurement irregularities happened 'under his watch'.
Commitment to rule of law, clean governance, transparency and accountability after recent high court actions exposed serious and significant irregularities.
It appears to have contravened the PFMA by not advising National Treasury within the stipulated time about contract awards that deviate from normal bidding processes.
Such conduct 'cannot and will not be countenanced'.
Roads agency unilaterally hiked the percentage-of-turnover levies paid by developers of these areas, with no clarity as to when this happened.
Outa says too many concerning decisions have been taken by the roads agency and if investigators scratch they will find ‘a lot more irregularities’ than Sanral wants to admit
Despite government paying all of Sanral’s e-toll-related debt and claims by Outa that six years of inaction means Sanral has abandoned its debt claims.