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MONEYWEB app instead? Slight improvement in SOE audits is ‘nothing to celebrate’ AG releases report into audit outcomes of national and provincial departments as well as the entities under their control. 00:01 Auditor-General says irregular expenditure accumulated over many years and not yet âdealt withâ stood at more than R262bn at year-end. Image: Moneyweb Earlier this month, South African Airways’ (SAA’s) business rescue practitioners Siviwe Dongwana and Les Matuson told parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) that the airlineâs 15-month-long business rescue process has been successful. Dongwana and Matuson said the airline is now âsolvent and liquidâ following over a decade of loss-making and mismanagement. ....
defenceWeb Written by Guy Martin - 691 The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) is looking at recovering some of the funds paid by Denel to VR Laser Services following the irregular awarding of contracts to the company. The SIU on 3 March gave a presentation to the Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA) on its investigation into Denel. Denel’s relationship with steel cutting and armoured vehicle fabrication specialists VR Laser Services, and the subsequent establishment of Denel Asia with VR Laser, is one of the most controversial and damaging to Denel. “It was one of the Gupta companies that was involved in Denel at the time,” SIU lead investigator Zodwa Xesibe told SCOPA. ....
defenceWeb Written by Guy Martin - 1179 In a presentation to the Portfolio Committee on Public Enterprises today on its annual financial results for 2019/20, Denel revealed that it had lost nearly 500 employees over the last year. The presentation by Interim Group CEO William Hlakoane showed Denelâs workforce shrinking â as of 1 April 2020, Denel employed 3 332 people but this had dropped to 2 837 by 31 January 2021 (2 617 permanent staff, 162 students and 58 contractors). Between April 2020 and January 2021, 498 people left the company, including 73 managers, 99 engineers/project managers, and 249 technicians/artisans/operators. Reasons given for leaving included better salary/benefits (60 people), better career opportunities (77), forced retrenchment (119), early retirement (28), retirement (59), and contract termination (61). ....