[Beauregard Tromp and Isaac Mahlangu] Gone are the days of repeatedly patching up potholes, says Joburg mayor Parks Tau who says the city has allocated R1.2bn to its roads agency to build new roads instead of constantly patching them up. Read more >>
The V&A Waterfront's historical grain silos have recently become the permanent home of the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (Zeitz MOCAA) and the V&A has announced the local partners that will work with British designer Thomas Heatherwick's team in the R500-million transformation. Read more >>
At its annual general meeting recently, Massmart highlighted the plight of consumers as debt‚ mounting costs and unemployment continue to curb spending in South Africa. Read more >>
Pilot Crushtec International has recently supplied a Pilot Modular/TRIO MC90 cone crusher to Ugie Mac Quarry in the Eastern Cape Province. Read more >>
A Pilot Crushtec International modular crushing and screening plant - expected to arrive by end May - will play an important role in a development project near Steelpoort in the Limpopo Province. Read more >>
A new labour strike is looming at a time when South Africa can least afford it. As many as 200,000 workers in the metal and engineering sector could down tools as wage talks deadlock. Read more >>
Transnet has pleaded with Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries to invest more on railway infrastructure to improve intra-regional trade. Read more >>
Listed and unlisted property contributed R191.4bn to the economy in 2012‚ according to a report released by the Property Sector Charter Council. Read more >>
The 16th annual Africa Energy Forum, hosted with the support of the Ministry for Energy of Turkey, will take place at the Hilton Istanbul Bomonti Hotel & Conference Centre in Istanbul from 18-20 June 2014. Read more >>
The average temperatures across South Africa will increase by 2ºC along the coast and 6ºC inland by the end of the century due to the country's coal-intensive energy production. Read more >>
