Construction industry, analysts unsurprised by Sanral CEO’s resignation
Say all the recent procurement irregularities happened 'under his watch'.
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Say all the recent procurement irregularities happened 'under his watch'.
Says institutionalising the prevention side of the fight is an important step as the disruptors do not operate in one sphere of government, and infrastructure delivery does not sit in one department.
Encouraging signs despite the significant number of project cancellations and postponements.
The state owns 88 000 buildings and 5m hectares of land yet pays R6bn a year in leases.
Respondents in the construction activity and S&P PMI surveys were optimistic about the rest of the year for construction as well as business activity.
They will be blacklisted from doing work on government projects.
Coordinated action in hotspots like KwaZulu-Natal has reduced site disruptions dramatically.