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Chief justice staff didn't connect resignations with R225m IT contract - Vimarsana News

Chief justice staff didn't connect resignations with R225m IT contract

MPs are none the wiser as to how three senior officials in the office of the chief justice (OCJ) could have been involved in the awarding of a R225m IT contract - and then formed a company that benefited from the deal.

Chief justice staff didn't connect resignations with R225m IT contract - Vimarsana News

Chief justice staff didn't connect resignations with R225m IT contract

MPs are none the wiser as to how three senior officials in the office of the chief justice (OCJ) could have been involved in the awarding of a R225m IT contract - and then formed a company that benefited from the deal.

OCJ tender: Review to probe R225m ICT contract awarded to ex-officials - Vimarsana News

OCJ tender: Review to probe R225m ICT contract awarded to ex-officials

The Office of the Chief Justice (OCJ) is reviewing the awarding of a tender worth R225 million to a company owned by three former officials.

DA takes a swipe at OCJ, labels corruption claims as troubling for SA - Vimarsana News

DA takes a swipe at OCJ, labels corruption claims as troubling for SA

The Chief Justice's Office is taking hits from all sides amid corruption allegations, with the DA the latest to criticise the department.

Office of Chief Justice starts its supply chain management review amid dodgy R225 million contract - Vimarsana News

Office of Chief Justice starts its supply chain management review amid dodgy R225 million contract

The office of the Chief Justice has started reviewing its supply chain management processes following a Sunday Times report that three top officials were appointed as subcontractors in a R225 million IT contract the office had awarded.

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