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Gibs and CETA sign an MoU to boost skills in the construction and built-environment sector

Gibs and CETA sign an MoU to boost skills in the construction and built-environment sectorGordon Institute of Business Science

Technicrete kerbs and pavers chosen for Benoni Service Stands

Technicrete kerbs and pavers chosen for Benoni Service StandsTechnicrete

Share in the sharing economy on Biz

Share in the sharing economy on BizBizcommunity.com

When aesthetics meet quality

When aesthetics meet qualityTechnicrete

Enviro-walls: The preferred solution

Enviro-walls: The preferred solutionTechnicrete

Spun concrete electrification poles offer greater longevity and reduce vandalism

Spun concrete electrification poles offer greater longevity and reduce vandalismRocla

First TVET College accredited to offer Boatbuilder and Repairer qualification

First TVET College accredited to offer Boatbuilder and Repairer qualificationFalse Bay College

Seascape Marine Services propels educational excellence with generous inboard engine donation

Seascape Marine Services propels educational excellence with generous inboard engine donationFalse Bay College

Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant wants to see greater transformation in the workplace with more opportunities for black people, women and those with disabilities. Image: GCIS

Minister tackles discrimination at work

10 Apr 2014

Traffic delays expected as the Western Aqueduct progresses

Traffic delays expected as the Western Aqueduct progresses

9 Apr 2014

Human Settlements Minister Connie September is conducting an investigation into the Wallacedene housing scheme. Image: Department of Human Settlements

Minister orders probe into Wallacedene housing

9 Apr 2014

Rob Davies says that structural change, with a focus on job creation, is needed in SA's economy. Image: GCIS

Structural change needed in SA economy

8 Apr 2014

The old Tshwane House was imploded to make way for a new government precinct costing billions. Image:

Billions to be spent on Pretoria boulevard

4 Apr 2014

Vaughn Simpson, chairman of the Kindlewood Management Association turns the first sod for the community centre. He is pictured with (left) Mondli Msani and (right) Lawrence Kirkman of Tongaat Hulett Developments.

Kindlewood Community Centre recently launched

2 Apr 2014

City of Cape Town working to appoint contractor

City of Cape Town working to appoint contractor

31 Mar 2014

Delta to buy Tembisa Mega Mart

Delta to buy Tembisa Mega Mart

Nick Hedley 28 Mar 2014

SKA to redefine Africa's image

SKA to redefine Africa's image

27 Mar 2014

Artist rendering of the Ruimsig Shopping Centre upgrade.

Upgrade of Ruimsig Shopping Centre

26 Mar 2014

Wayne Troughton says strong growth has been recorded in the past year. Image:

Hotels show signs of recovery from slump

Alistair Anderson 25 Mar 2014

N West looks to fast track funds to fix flood damage

N West looks to fast track funds to fix flood damage

24 Mar 2014

Radebe: Government has ... has respected Public Protector Thuli Madonsela’s right to investigate the matter. (Image: GCIS)

Government claims it 'welcomes' Public Protector's report

20 Mar 2014

Poor road maintenance has led to the development of large numbers of potholes in mainly inland areas. Image:

The great pothole problem

Phetane Rapetswane 19 Mar 2014

GBCSA prepares for 2014 convention

GBCSA prepares for 2014 convention

18 Mar 2014

Premier Nomvula Mokonyane officially opened the Northriding Secondary School. Image: Gauteng Province

Green schools lead the way in Gauteng

14 Mar 2014

SAB is expanding its malting plant and will provide malted barley to other African countries. Image: SAB Miller

SAB seeks African growth via larger maltings plant

Nick Hedley 13 Mar 2014

Lukas Nakos at the building site in Edinburgh. Image:

MAS real estate sees 'tremendous support' for capital raising

Alistair Anderson 13 Mar 2014

Abbeycon local winner of Gypsum Trophy competition

Abbeycon local winner of Gypsum Trophy competition

10 Mar 2014

Energy Minister Ben Martins has sign a draft co-operation agreement with China over SA's nuclear power development. Image: GCIS

SA, China discuss peaceful use of nuclear energy

6 Mar 2014

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Human Settlements Minister Connie September is conducting an investigation into the Wallacedene housing scheme. Image: Department of Human Settlements

Minister orders probe into Wallacedene housing

9 Apr 2014

Rob Davies says that structural change, with a focus on job creation, is needed in SA's economy. Image: GCIS

Structural change needed in SA economy

8 Apr 2014

The old Tshwane House was imploded to make way for a new government precinct costing billions. Image:

Billions to be spent on Pretoria boulevard

4 Apr 2014

Vaughn Simpson, chairman of the Kindlewood Management Association turns the first sod for the community centre. He is pictured with (left) Mondli Msani and (right) Lawrence Kirkman of Tongaat Hulett Developments.

Kindlewood Community Centre recently launched

2 Apr 2014

City of Cape Town working to appoint contractor

City of Cape Town working to appoint contractor

31 Mar 2014

Delta to buy Tembisa Mega Mart

Delta to buy Tembisa Mega Mart

Nick Hedley 28 Mar 2014

SKA to redefine Africa's image

SKA to redefine Africa's image

27 Mar 2014

Artist rendering of the Ruimsig Shopping Centre upgrade.

Upgrade of Ruimsig Shopping Centre

26 Mar 2014

Wayne Troughton says strong growth has been recorded in the past year. Image:

Hotels show signs of recovery from slump

Alistair Anderson 25 Mar 2014

N West looks to fast track funds to fix flood damage

N West looks to fast track funds to fix flood damage

24 Mar 2014

Radebe: Government has ... has respected Public Protector Thuli Madonsela’s right to investigate the matter. (Image: GCIS)

Government claims it 'welcomes' Public Protector's report

20 Mar 2014

Poor road maintenance has led to the development of large numbers of potholes in mainly inland areas. Image:

The great pothole problem

Phetane Rapetswane 19 Mar 2014

GBCSA prepares for 2014 convention

GBCSA prepares for 2014 convention

18 Mar 2014

Premier Nomvula Mokonyane officially opened the Northriding Secondary School. Image: Gauteng Province

Green schools lead the way in Gauteng

14 Mar 2014

SAB is expanding its malting plant and will provide malted barley to other African countries. Image: SAB Miller

SAB seeks African growth via larger maltings plant

Nick Hedley 13 Mar 2014

Lukas Nakos at the building site in Edinburgh. Image:

MAS real estate sees 'tremendous support' for capital raising

Alistair Anderson 13 Mar 2014

Abbeycon local winner of Gypsum Trophy competition

Abbeycon local winner of Gypsum Trophy competition

10 Mar 2014

Energy Minister Ben Martins has sign a draft co-operation agreement with China over SA's nuclear power development. Image: GCIS

SA, China discuss peaceful use of nuclear energy

6 Mar 2014

Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe says that thousands of jobs have been created for young people since the signing of the Youth Accord last year. Image: GCIS

Inroads made in Youth Employment Accord

6 Mar 2014

A badly damaged house in Marikana. Image:

Govt allocates housing grant for mining towns

5 Mar 2014

Bruce Morton. Image: LinkedIn

Basil Read's two projects worth more than R400m

Mark Allix 4 Mar 2014

Collins Chabane says meaningful steps must be taken to reduce unemployment among youths. Image: The Presidency

Solutions for youth unemployment needed says Presidency

3 Mar 2014

The agricultural sector will benefit from a R7bn investment in small farms. Image: Code Innovation

Budget anchored on economic growth

27 Feb 2014

Pravin Gordhan will spend R1,25trn over the next 12 months to bolster South Africa. Image GCIS

Overview of Gordhan's budget

27 Feb 2014

Public Enterprises Minister, Malusi Gigaba says the Godisa Fund will be used to help black industrialists. Image: GCIS

Fund boosts plan to grow industrialists

26 Feb 2014

WBHO's earnings dropped by more than 20% but the company says its prospects look relatively good for the years ahead. Image: Idea go

WBHO's earnings drop 20.2% to 581.5c

25 Feb 2014

Algeria represents some real opportunities for South African companies claims PPC's Ketso Gordhan. Image:

PPC looks to seal big Africa deals

Nick Hedley 25 Feb 2014

Edna Molewa says public comments on the new BABS regulations are sought. Image: GCIS

Public comments sought on bio-prospecting regulations

21 Feb 2014

Solar roof-top panels will be rolled out to government buildings to reduce energy consumption. Image:

Gauteng seeks policies to address energy security

21 Feb 2014

The Expanded Public Works Programme has bought some benefits to previously unemployed people says President Jacob Zuma. Image: GCIS

EPWP benefits 3.5m people

21 Feb 2014

President Jacob Zuma says the government will focus on making SA's economy more inclusive and will speed up affirmative action. Image: GCIS

SA to focus on economic policies for next five years

21 Feb 2014

Leon Louw of the Free Market Foundation. Image:

SAA's new plan will not put an end to the farce

Leon Louw 20 Feb 2014

Saldanha Bay is the most recent region to be included as an industrial development zone. Image: Wikipedia

Adoption of SEZ Bill to support industrialisation

20 Feb 2014

A younger Jane Goodall with one of her precious chimpanzees. Image:

China pillaging Africa like colonialists says Jane Goodall

20 Feb 2014

Construction starts on new road at Baywest

Construction starts on new road at Baywest

19 Feb 2014

Construction industry needs government's support

Construction industry needs government's support

19 Feb 2014

Aveng expects its earnings to be sharply down for the six months to December. Image: David Castillo Dominici

Aveng's earnings between 20% and 25% lower

19 Feb 2014

NMMU winner of architectural competition announced

NMMU winner of architectural competition announced

14 Feb 2014

Tongaat Mall workers were 'unqualified'

Tongaat Mall workers were 'unqualified'

13 Feb 2014

Theft of copper cables is a R5bn headache for parastatals such as Telkom, Spoornet and Eskom. Image:

Telkom 'no' to lines in cable-theft areas

13 Feb 2014

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