The Department of Trade and Industry says international investors are ready to help establish a new joint venture steel mill in South Africa. Negotiations are likely to be finalised by the second quarter of this year. But the department says any...
At present, several smaller municipalities are struggling to operate and maintain their services infrastructure in a cost-effective and sustainable manner. At present, several smaller municipalities are struggling to operate and maintain their...
Deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe, responding to questions in the National Council of Provinces recently, says the infrastructure of some municipalities is ageing to such an extent that they lose up to 50% of water supplied to them by local water...
Eleni Giokos chats to Communications Minister, Dina Pule, in Davos at the 2012 World Economic Forum.
The address by Councillor Mondli Gungubele, Executive Mayor of Ekurhuleni at the first council meeting for 2013, highlighted the critical challenges for the year ahead, particularly with regard to ICT systems and infrastructure. The Mayor cited the...
Role players within the sphere of infrastructure delivery and construction should expect the parameters in which they have operated over the last three years to remain as certain as death and taxes during 2013, writes Richard Jansen van Vuuren. The...
The first annual ECA (SA) Presidential Awards programme was a great success. The Awards programme consisted of a two-day event filled with golfing fun, an exciting Awards Banquet to announce the category winners and a valuable industry conference....
According to BDLive’s columnists Ron Derby, the rand’s tilt towards the R9/$ mark appears to coincide with the deadline for renewable energy contractors to hedge their purchases for South Africa’s R100bn renewable energy...
Photo: Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba SOUTH Africa needs to diversify its economy and invest in infrastructure to encourage entrepreneurship, Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba said on Thursday. “The structure of the South...
