AmaBhungane is taking the government to court over the controversial Public Procurement Act. While the legislation is meant to tighten and regulate procurement across the state, the investigative journalism outfit argues the process lacked meaningful public consultation — raising fresh concerns about transparency, accountability and public participation. Caroline James, Journalist with Amabhungane speaks to Joanne Joseph.

<p>AmaBhungane is taking the government to court over the controversial Public Procurement Act. While the legislation is meant to tighten and regulate procurement across the state, the investigative journalism outfit argues the process lacked meaningful public consultation &mdash; raising fresh concerns about transparency, accountability and public participation. Caroline James, Journalist with Amabhungane speaks to Joanne Joseph.</p>

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