The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) on July 28 held a media briefing to set the record straight on allegations of corruption and to clarify legal issues surrounding the entity’s procurement system. Speaking at the briefing, outgoing CEO Reginald Demana said the timing of his resignation was not in response to the issues facing Sanral and assured stakeholders that he had not been asked to step down by the new board, which assumed office on March 1.

Agency reverts to open tendering amid legal scrutiny and self-audits

Following a court ruling that invalidated its R9.5 billion tender, SANRAL reveals bold reforms to enhance governance and rebuild public trust in South Africa's road maintenance.