The operators of the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Access Management have replied to reports in the local media. See: Access and Afrisec included in metro bid to recoup R300 Million from dubious contracts for background: The full statement from Access Management appears below: On 18 November 2016 Access Management (“Access”), operator of the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium (“Stadium”), received a summons for R211 million from the High Court of South Africa, issued on behalf the Nelson Mandela … [Read more...] about Access reply to summons for R211 Million
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Access and Afrisec included in metro bid to recoup R300 Million from dubious contracts
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has instituted legal action against two service providers, Access Facilities and Leisure Management (Pty) Ltd and Afrisec Strategic Solutions (Pty) Ltd, in order to recover allegedly misspent Metro funds and monies due to the Metro to the value of approximately R300 million. Summons was issued out of the High Court against Access and five others on 15 November 2016. The other individual defendants include Michiel Adrian Oberholzer, Chantal Du Pisani, … [Read more...] about Access and Afrisec included in metro bid to recoup R300 Million from dubious contracts
Access refute the claims made by AfriForum
Dear MyPE Access Facilities and Leisure Management, operators of the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, absolutely refute the claims made by AfriForum in court on 28 June 2016. We will present our side in terms of the Rules of Court and we have ample evidence to refute the allegations of Afriforum – however we are unwilling to fight this very complex legal case in the media, where the facts and complexities can easily be distorted. We will leave it to the courts to decide based on evidence and … [Read more...] about Access refute the claims made by AfriForum
Reflections on Wheelchair Wednesday Initiative
I've never been someone who only waxes lyrical, despite the fact that I studied to be a lawyer - and that's why I completely endorse initiatives that prioritise action over apathy. The Wheelchair Wednesday project is one of those ideas that dispels inertia and prioritises activity. As a brainchild of our very own Association for Persons with Disabilities (APD), the Wheelchair Wednesday campaign is about highlighting the challenges experienced by people with disabilities, particularly those … [Read more...] about Reflections on Wheelchair Wednesday Initiative
