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New General Manager for Lafarge Aggregates

Lafarge recently welcomed Praveen Bechoo as its general manager for aggregates. Praveen, whose appointment commenced 01 October 2014 is based at the Lafarge head office in Longmeadow, Johannesburg and is a member of the Country Executive Committee....

Joburg water treatment facility nears completion

The upgrading and augmentation of the Johannesburg Water’s Olifantsvlei Wastewater Treatment Works Module-3 in the southern part of the City of Johannesburg is finally nearing completion according to the City. The augmentation from the current...

Mpumalanga residents threaten strike after water shortage

Residents of Mashonamini near Mkhuhlu in the Bushbuckridge Municipality in northern Mpumalanga are threatening to embark on a strike soon. The residents say that they have been without water for the past twenty years, despite the completion of the...

Construction workers protest Lafarge-Holcim Merger

Construction workers around the world protested the merger of two multinational cement companies, Lafarge and Holcim, over workers’ rights last week. According to a report by the Daily Independent construction workers under aegis of...

Making bricks from wheat

Wheat farmers in Rwanda will soon benefit from both wheat output and its residues which will be transformed into building materials like construction bricks and other products once a new factory at the Special Economic Zone begins operations....

Pikitup turning waste into power

While South Africa grapples with electricity challenges, the City of Johannesburg believes it has a solution that can help to keep the lights on. Pikitup, the City’s waste management company, says the five landfills it manages will by 2016 generate...