The South African construction industry has raised concerns about the potential liquidation of the iconic company, Murray & Roberts. Key industry players and labour unions say this will have a

The South African Women in Construction and Built Environment Organisation has called on the Mpumalanga government to recognise and uplift women in the construction industry. The organisation held its annual

A tanker carrying 40,000 liters of ethanol, with an estimated value of R11 million and intended for export to Zimbabwe, was found to have been illegally diverted to a plot

The Competition Commission has approached the Constitutional Court for an appeal in the saga following allegations that banks have conspired to manipulate the rand against the US dollar. LIVE STREAM:

Mobile Telephone Network (MTN) has announced that it is the subject of a grand jury investigation by the United States (US) Justice Department. The probe will look into MTN’s operations

South African banks accused of rand manipulation are set to present their case to the Constitutional Court on Tuesday. They plan to outline the financial and reputational damage caused by

Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) has expressed its support for the Private Member’s Bill that aims to end the outsourcing of essential government services. The insourcing Bill, if

The Minerals Council of South Africa says the Mineral Resources Development Bill, in its current form does not encourage growth and investment into the mining industry. It argues that South

Tensions are rising in Pretoria as a group of frustrated subcontractors involved in the Lynwood Road project saga is threatening drastic action after not being paid for months. They’re planning

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) says it has reached an improved severance deal with Goodyear South Africa following the closure of its Kariega plant in the