ANC Youth League president Julius Malema's business partner - who is facing criminal charges for not complying with environmental laws in Gauteng - has landed another multi-million rand tender in Mpumalanga
Christos Eleftheriades, who is being taken to court by the Gauteng department of agriculture for transgressing environmental laws, won a R120-million contract for the removal and treatment of medical waste in Mpumalanga.
According to the contract Eleftheriades's company, Isibonelo Waste Solutions, is to be paid R3,233,795 a month for three years.
Though Malema is not part of the Mpumalanga consortium he is a partner of Eleftheiades in a similar project in Limpopo, trading as Tshumisano, which won a R200-million contract to remove and manage medical waste on behalf of the provincial health department. [Sowetan]
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