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Ethekwini ends transport month on a high

The eThekwini Municipality ended Transport Month on a high note by conducting random heavy vehicle inspections on the busy M7 freight corridor on Tuesday. The joint hour-long operation, on both the M7 east and west bound, was conducted by Metro...

Transnet’s profits up by 230%

Transnet’s interim results for the six months ending September 2017 show that the company’s net profit for the period is up by more than 230% compared to the previous year. According to the company the results were driven by improved operational...

LafargeHolcim expresses interest in PPC

LafargeHolcim has expressed interest in South Africa’s biggest cement producer PPC, as it seeks to combine some of its African assets. PPC, which has operations in six countries in Africa, has previously received interest for its assets from other...

Gauteng reclaims illegally occupied buildings

The Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) has launched an initiative to reclaim government buildings that are illegally occupied. The department has identified several illegally occupied properties which it said poses a risk to...

Recycling revived in Grahamstown

Grahamstown residents will soon be able to recycle with ease as the Masahlule Recycling initiative kicks off on Monday 6 November 2017. The initiative, which is backed by the Wildlife and Environmental Society of South Africa (WESSA), GBF and the...
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Sustainable urbanisation in the spotlight

Industry experts and government officials from around the country gathered in KwaZulu-Natal on Monday to discuss possible solutions to South Africa’s rapid urbanisation problem.   The South African Urban Conference was hosted by the eThekwini...