With an impressive background across wide-ranging water profession portfolios, Charmaine Mabuza, new general manager at Murray & Roberts’ Aquamarine Water Treatment, is ready to effect continuing and widespread positive change for Africa’s...
The M1 Grayston Bridge inquiry will resume on 26 September after it was postponed in August last year. The inquiry seeks to establish the cause of the collapse of the M1 pedestrian and cyclist bridge on 14 October 2015, which resulted in the death...
The sitting of the M1/Grayston Drive Pedestrian and cyclist structural bridge collapse inquiry that was scheduled for end of March has been postponed. The Department of Labour announced that the proceedings that were scheduled from 27 March 2017 to...
Murray & Roberts has sold its Southern African Infrastructure & Building (I&B) businesses to a consortium led by the Southern Palace Group of Companies for R314 million, creating a major black-owned infrastructure business. The...
Engineering and construction firm Murray & Roberts has announced its decision to dispose of its infrastructure and building businesses. “The decision to dispose of the infrastructure and building businesses, supports the Group’s long-term...
The presiding officer in the M1/Grayston Drive pedestrian and cyclist structural bridge collapse inquiry has dismissed the sitting of the commission until next year. The inquiry was supposed to resume on Monday 29 August with continued testimony...
Consulting engineering firm Murray & Roberts has announced its decision to dispose of its infrastructure and building businesses. “The decision to dispose of the infrastructure and building businesses, supports the Group’s long-term strategy to...
The Commissioner presiding over the M1 Grayston Drive Structural Bridge Collapse inquiry has ordered a Form-Scarf expert witness from Australia to return to South Africa on 29 August to provide certain crucial evidence required by Murray and...
The M1 Gayston Drive bridge collapsed because of material failure and an inability to withstand the force of the wind. This was the testimony by an expert witness at the inquiry this week. Prof Roelof Mostert, head of the department of material...
