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Constructing the mammoth Mall of Africa

The massive 131 000 m² Mall of Africa is currently the largest retail development being built in a single phase in Africa. The expansive retail offering features a distinctive design and an ideal location in the middle of the 1.73 million square...

Sandton City ceiling strikes again

Two construction workers were injured at the Nelson Mandela Square in Sandton on Tuesday, according to a report by News24. The ceiling of an empty shop on the second level collapsed on them, said CEO of JHI Properties Nomzamo Radebe. They were...

JRA gives traffic signal theft the red light

The Johannesburg Roads Agency is taking preventative measures to try and curb the theft and vandalism of traffic lights which has reached alarming proportions. According to the agency more than 365 cases of theft and vandalism of the City’s traffic...

Water wise youth gather for sanitation summit

Promoting water use efficiency and water quality management is taking centre stage at the annual Youth Water and Sanitation Summit currently underway in Boksburg. The four-day summit, which started on Monday, is being attended by youths who are...

Forging links within DRC’s cement sector

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) recorded growth of 9.5% in 2014, above the African average of 6%. In March 2015 Congolese Prime Minister Augustine Matata Ponyo adopted a bullish tone when he predicted ‘double digit’ growth for 2015. By...

First-of-its-kind PPE wholesale store launched

The launch of a first-of-its-kind PPE Wholesale Store, in Isando Johannesburg, was an overwhelming success with over 100 guests attending the event. North Safety Products boasts one of the industry’s most extensive lines of safety product...
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NERSA load sheds Eskom

The National Energy Regulator (NERSA) has rejected Eskom’s selective reopener of the third Multi-Year Price Determination (MYPD3) Open Cycle Gas Turbines (OCGTs), which would have resulted in a total price increase of 25.3% for 2015/16. This was...