Top business technology news | 4 - 9 April 2022
A summary of the top business technology stories shared by ITWeb between 4 - 9 April 2022. Visit www.itweb.co.za for more news. #Internet #Financial #HRandPayroll
The Department of Home Affairs confirms its systems are back online, following Friday’s nationwide outage.
The forensic report shows how EOH, in cahoots with DHA executives, connived to fleece the department by manipulating bid specifications and overcharging for services.
Some members failed to participate in Friday’s meeting due to load-shedding and the matter was deferred, says the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs.
The home affairs department intends to finalise the tender issues before the end of the current calendar year, to ensure phase one of the project goes live.
The Department of Home Affairs slaps EOH with a huge penalty and recommends the R400 million contract be ceded to a suitable subcontractor.
SA's minister of home affairs Dr Aaron Motsoaledi inspected the company's Bio-IDiom multimodal biometrics suite.
De Beers, Workplace Health, a business unit of EOH, and SABCOHA have heeded the call for the private sector to collaborate in achieving the goals of the NSP.