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Eskom has confirmed that its head of security, Adv Karen Pillay has been placed on precautionary suspension to allow space for investigation on allegations levelled against her to continue unhindered.

In the latest news in South Africa on Monday 12 June, residents in Gauteng awoke on Sunday morning to a 5.0 magnitude tremor in the area.

House burglar in Mossel Bay was arrested thanks to Fidelity Services Group. The suspect broke into a home on Barnie Close by breaking a window at the back of the premises. He gained access to the premises and stole a TV. Fidelity officer, Jidana, located the TV in the bushes. However, the suspect went into

The tender was awarded to Fidelity Services Group using the emergency procurement policy and was initially estimated to cost R500m.

Utility wants to allay any concerns South Africans may have, says contracts were placed in line with procurement procedure

Eskom says the Fidelity Services security contract was in line with its procurement procedure and it followed the National Treasury directives for emergency procurements.

Eskom says the R500-million security contract awarded to Fidelity Services for three months in 2022 was above board.

Eskom defended the R500 million security contract signed with the Fidelity Services Group a few months before De Ruyter resigned.

Allegations recently surfaced that the security company procured the three-month security tender in 2022 without any competitive bidding.

SAPS reported a total of 5,119 car hijackings during a 3-month period, which translates to approximately 57 cars stolen daily.