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• Patented solution aims to free up working capital for construction firms

• Organisations call for responsible transformation in the construction sector

• France to open redesign of Notre-Dame's spire to international architects

• Pilot Crushtec partners with Sanral to help smaller contractors tender for projects

• Intu Properties, Cale Street sign JV for Intu Derby shopping centre

• Contract awarded for LHWP IIs Polihali diversion tunnels

• Saice requests Ramaphosas urgent intervention to address construction site attacks

• NUM members on strike at PPC Cement in Pretoria

• Eskom CEO says 'days of surprises' over as problems exposed

• Johannesburg Roads Agency suspends top management over tender irregularities

• Steel demand growth rates to moderate in line with slowing global economic growth

• Tribunal dismisses collusive tendering complaint against WBHO

• BRPs initiate Group Five disposals

• Kenya airports body sees land at $10bn on revaluation

• Intu appoints interim CFO

• Construction industry remains under pressure

• 'Cash For Trash' idea nets Johannesburg entrepreneur R1m prize money

• Redefine demonstrates why its investment strategy works

• Barloworld offers employees, general public stake in R3.5bn BEE property scheme

• M&R JV issued arbitral award in Dubai airport dispute

• Tribunal dismisses commissions application to amend West Cape referral

• Marriott to add nearly 20 properties under Middle East & Africa portfolio in 2019

• Communicare sells Cape Town Foreshore building to foreign hotel chain for R120m

• Clough JV awarded civil works contract for Australian hydropower project

• TPT sets its focus on African port concession opportunities

• Afrimat expects 20% to 30% increase in full-year earnings

• TPT CE stresses need for faster turnarounds of vessels, trains

• Polymers can improve load-bearing, structural elements of roads

• Education important for future of industry Cesa

• Power tools manufacturer rebrands

• Lack of road maintenance could cost South Africa millions of rands SARF president

• Nigeria to build seaports to ease gridlock on Lagos's shore

• North West premier commits to resolving impasse on Taung dam project

• Intu Properties appoints Matthew Roberts CE

• EU funding Eritrean road project using 'forced labour' say activists

• SACAP calls on architectural practitioners to apply for amnesty

• Hyprop successfully refinances R4bn of external debt

• Mashaba to launch new prospectus of properties with over R20bn investment value

• Egypt seeking to increase trade and investment ties with South Africa

• Japanese capital equipment group remains confident about South Africas prospects

• Union concerned by municipalities' failure to spend infrastructure grants

• ASJV to continue to defend its position regarding the Mtentu project bonds

• Nxesi highlights importance of facilities management in property sector

• Thesele enters water infrastructure industry through Talbot & Talbot acquisition

• Anglo Platinum releases additional 270 ha in support of land reform

• Big business aims to scale up ten black firms to R500m-plus enterprises in five years

• SMMEs will take advantage of big fives demise in construction sector Ceta

• Nigeria wants $20bn infrastructure spend over ten years

• Focus on access to opportunity, rather than training Ceta SMME strategy

• Group Five BRPs to submit business rescue plan by June

• Gauteng to hand over buildings to Wits, other higher education institutions

• PPC Zimbabwe to adjust to RTGS dollar reporting

• Traxtion unveils new facility to provide locomotive rebuild, overhaul services for Africa

• Cape Town seeks rail experts to assist with takeover plan for passenger rail

• South African construction sentiment crumbles under soft economy

• Dr Sedise Moseneke elected Property Sector Charter Council chairperson

• Transnet in talks with Kenya for deal to operate Lamu port

• ATON extends long stop date of M&R takeover offer to June

• JRA completes two Ivory Park road upgrades, more to follow

• M&R acquires another US-based firm

• Guinea risks 'conflict and confusion' with mining eviction policy

• Exxaro terminates Group 5 contracts

• Dube TradePort set for R18bn expansion

• New excavator set to launch in South Africa end of March

• Aveng appoints M&R veteran Jerome Govender MD for mining division

• Criminals hinder South African building projects

• Rising energy costs, rates and taxes worry property owners

• Kenya, France collaborate on new Nairobi railway line

• Africa is running out of water as cities' populations boom

• Imperial roof collapse inquiry to take a recess, reconvene in June

• FNB/BER Building Confidence Index declines to near 8-year low

• M&R Cementation awarded Palabora ventilation shaft contract

• SA Reit publishes best practice recommendations for public comment

• Tsogo Sun appoints new CEO, to proceed with hotel business unbundling

• Helios keeps sights on African growth as it makes SA market play

• Unsolicited bids can benefit some African infrastructure projects

• French foreign minister visits local construction training academy

• BRI a feasible infrastructure development medium

• World Bank, others continue investment in African offgrid projects

• Infrastructure development could help Africa eradicate poverty adviser

• Some positives seen amid the dismal South African construction environment

• Growthpoint warns of little to no growth in its South African portfolio

• Ten worst South African performers tell tale of battling economy

• 'No tomorrow' for many unless consumption falls UN

• Octodec to receive Edcon equity in lieu of R11m rental reduction for two years

• Rolfes investigating nanotechnology paints to diversify business

• KZN budget looks to boost local economy through infrastructure

• PPC says Zimbabwe business has remained resilient despite challenges

• No turnaround in civil engineering sector expected anytime soon economist

• All hands on deck at Fairvest amid tough retail market

• Solid H1 showing for Hyprops South African, South-Eastern Europe portfolios

• Policy uncertainty over nuclear build partly led to Necsa crisis, MPs told

• National Assembly approves Critical Infrastructure Protection Bill

• MAS delivers strong H1 earnings growth

• US government agencys backing of Tetra4 takes project to next level Renergen CEO

• Towers NAVPS increases by 1.8% in H1

• Construction on new mixed-use Barlow Park Precinct to start in May

• SepCem reports lower FY18 sales volumes in constrained, competitive cement market

• Joburg adopts inclusionary housing framework where rich and poor will live side by side

• Cashbuild interim earnings down 11%

• L2D grows distributions a share to 60c for FY18

• Helios to build 1 000 towers in South Africa 5G networks push

• City of Cape Town pumps billions into housing developments

• Sasol to accelerate portfolio simplification as review of 100 assets nears completion

• Nzimande outlines Sanral projects that will benefit from R3.5bn stimulus package

• Ennerdale school shut amid collapse fears

• AfriSam expects tough 2019 amid continuing political, policy uncertainty

• AHR Expo showcases excitement at HVAC global market expansion

• Zambia, Zimbabwe shortlist foreign firms to build hydro plant

• ANC Gauteng calls for accelerated release of provincial land for student accommodation

• Industries and municipalities contribute to Vaal river pollution, SAHRC hears

• Clough set to acquire Saulsburys oil and gas unit, EPC portfolio

• Balwin Rentals to acquire 4 544 rental apartments

• Municipalities should not approve building plans which may devalue surrounding properties, ConCourt rules

• M&R expects significant improvement in interim HEPS

• Hospital groups impressive energy savings journey recognised

• City wants your comment on new strategy to drought-proof Cape Town

• Tanzania hydropower dam to cost more than double government estimate study

• Gift of the Givers given green light to drill boreholes in water-scarce Makhanda

• The future of e-tolls is a political decision, says Sanrals Kannemeyer

• Huawei to build data centres in South Africa

• Emira delivers positive dividend growth, facilitated by portfolio repositioning

• Moodys lowers Hyprops credit rating

• Raubex warns of 20% drop in FY earnings

• Three consortiums compete to build dry port west of Cairo

• Marriott teams up with Kuwait Projects on St Regis resort in Morocco

• DST to showcase benefits of using STI in designing future human settlements

• City of Cape Town proposes R800m transport infrastructure project for Wynberg

• Basil Read subsidiary to sell 28% stake in Majwe JV

• Construction professionals test latest tools and consumables

• Social, technological change on the way for built environment industry CBE

• CBE announces initiatives to drive transformation

• ASJV denies it terminated Mtentu project owing to alleged financial inability

• Steel group to approach Nersa for power-tariff relief

• Association expects re-rating for South African Reits

• Saice calls for infrastructure review following Horskool Driekhoek incident

• Subdued construction activity, higher imports cut PPC's sales volumes

• Group Five appoints interim CEO following Solomon Mosais resignation

• Exxaro upbeat about its coal operations

• AMSA expects to swing to FY18 profit

• LafargeHolcim completes sale of $1.75bn Indonesian unit

• Botswana keen for corridor to link to South Africas coalfields

• Trans-Gambia bridge a boon for trade, but a blow for local traders

• Group Five says pursues counter claims in aborted Kpone power project

• Edcon, SA Corporate Real Estate set to refurbish CBD property

• Flowtite launches impact-resistant pipe solution as it marks fiftieth anniversary

• Province grants R300m for housing after long dispute, says Mashaba

• Collaboration key to protect critical infrastructure from cyberthreats

• Integrated engineering supply chains require small and large firms

• Hearings into alleged cement industry cartel continues, judgment expected by June

• Unops to raise $647m for 100 000 houses in Kenya

• Inner-city redevelopment project gets underway in Johannesburg

• Giyani water project subcontractor 'determined to fight to the end'

• Western Cape govt starts Holgaten trunk road improvement project

• World Bank says confidence not enough to lift South Africas growth prospects

• Tribunal to resume hearings into cement industry

• Zimmer Biomet appoints Profica to facilitate smooth office migration

• ISAF Ithubalethu launches IPO for student accommodation

• McConnell Dowell boosts order book to R11bn

• Nigerian commodities king Dangote targets foreign markets in sales push

• Nigeria's State oil company seeks $4.1bn to lift output

• Egypt to invest $9bn refineries' upgrade over four years Minister

• E-toll contract not renewed but extended Electronic Toll Collection

• Tripartite expo to cater for bigger PVP audience

• Sappma pleased with results after increasing audit frequency

• Clough JV selected as preferred tenderer for civil works at Australian hydropower project

• SEW-EURODRIVE gear units used in OEM projects

• Asset management systems seen as way to bolster utility sustainability

• Connectivity and security balance critical as smart cities grow

• HAW expands hose offering in South Africa

• Roads Agency Limpopo accepts CEO's resignation

• Johannesburg city council discovers almost R9m in lost revenue

• DoL launches formal inquiry into roof collapse at KZN building

• Group Five to sell Everite, Sky Sands subsidiaries for R480m

• Old Conradie hospital project could be 'make or break' for housing system, says Zille

• Talks under way to build new gas pipeline to Egypt, Israel says

• Emira upgrades Denver warehouse

• EU countries clear steel import curb until July 2021

• Uganda's president 'astonished' MTN charged less for telecom licence renewal

• China approves large new upstream dam project on the Yangtze river

• Helios Towers enters South Africa with Vulatel partnership

• Lower Thukela bulk water plant to provide purified water for over 300 000 people

• Uganda aims to impose penalties on distributor for power outages

• UK's nuclear future fades as Hitachi exit follows Toshiba

• Sika CEO says buying Parex means a pause on large acquisitions

• Emira highlights good demand, pricing for debt refinancing programme

• Uganda aims to pick bidder to build, operate highway by end-2019

• Enforcing local procurement rules would help offset weak demand  

• E Cape project to be completed in July 2019

• We will focus on improving school infrastructure in 2019 Motshekga

• Nazeem Martin resigns from Group Five board

• Maluti Crescent Shopping Centre Phase 1 complete

• N12 bridges expected to open in February 2019

• Johannesburg mayor urges Ramaphosa to intervene in housing funding row

• Cape Town agrees to transfer R114.3m Salt River site for 10% of its value for housing

• LHWP Phase II ensures employment opportunities in January 2019

• Group Five pays $43m of Cenpowers claim, contractual dispute continues

• Back to the future for Eskom as it seeks to plug 1.3bn ton coal hole 

• Prequalification for construction of Phase 2 works on LHWP to launch in January

• Joburg preparing 84 inner-city buildings for housing partnerships

• Off-grid rural home concept launched in Rwanda

• Egypt's Carbon Holdings secures $1.25bn to build petrochemicals complex

• Komatsu opens new central multimillion-rand campus  

• Wakkerstroom residents want R13m water pipeline project halted

• Odourless treatment process produces energy, creates jobs

• Aveng names Sean Flanagan CEO

• Water monitoring platform one-stop shop for S Africa water intelligence

• Group Five appoints Anthony Clacher CFO

• Tanzania to sign deal this week for $3bn power plant President

• Becsa to acquire IP-rich Matriarch Equipment

• Group Five shares soar as other parties show an interest in buying parts of the business 

• Big investor Nassef Sawiris cuts LafargeHolcim stake

• LHDA workshop places contractors in better bidding position