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Monday, 29 October 2018

Construction mafia disrupts construction...

Monday, 29 October 2018

Following several reports of the so-called construction mafia that has been disrupting construction projects countrywide, demanding that 30% of the project value should be awarded to local companies, President Cyril Ramaphosa has slammed this conduct and called for consequences in situations where individuals “disrupt work projects demanding a 30% stake”.In some instances the groups, calling themselves business forums, seek control of the full 30%, with the aim of distributing jobs and contracts among local workers and business people themselves. While these incidents started in KwaZulu-Natal, with the Delangokubona Business Forum playing a prominent role, they are now prevalent in several...

Following several reports of the so-called construction mafia that has been disrupting construction projects countrywide, demanding that 30% of the...

Infrastructure at heart of reprioritised...

Thursday, 25 October 2018

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has confirmed that expenditure worth R32.4-billion will be reprioritised over the coming three years in line with government’s recently released Economic Stimulus and Recovery Plan. The figure appeared to fall short of the R50-billion reprioritisation target outlined by President Cyril Ramaphosa on September 21, when he released details of the recovery plan during a briefing held at the Union Buildings, in Pretoria. However, Mboweni said that, coupled with changes to grant structure and in-year allocations, the combination of reprioritisations would amount to more than R50-billion over the three years. Faster-spending infrastructure programmes, together with a...

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has confirmed that expenditure worth R32.4-billion will be reprioritised over the coming three years in line with...

Sanral’s strategy, transformation policy...

Tuesday, 23 October 2018

The South African National Roads Agency Limited’s Sanral’s Horizon 2030 strategy is “ready to go to Cabinet”, in a process that will be managed by the Department of Transport DoT , says Sanral transformation manager Ismail Essa.He says the Minister of Transport, Dr Blade Nzimande, as well as Sanral’s new board, have been taken through the document, which identifies the key pillars that support the organisation, as well as the enablers to assist it with the delivery of its mandate for the future. The document also refines Sanral’s vision, mission, core values and strategic objectives.Horizon 2030 has four pillars, namely Roads, Road Safety, Stakeholder Engagement and Mobility.Sanral launched...

The South African National Roads Agency Limited’s Sanral’s Horizon 2030 strategy is “ready to go to Cabinet”, in a process that will be managed by...