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Rural settlements and farms would pay 4 percent more on average over and above Eskom's annual tariff increases for 2004, the national electricity utility said yesterday.
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Study urges government to increase efforts to protect catchment areas for the benefit of people and nature
Construction group is pinning its hopes on Coega and similar developments
CONSTRUCTION group Basil Read is set to sell its stake in Trans African Concessions, the consortium that won the concession to build, maintain and operate the Maputo corridor in 1997.
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THE building industry has blamed high price increases over the past year mainly on building material price hikes, some of which far exceed inflation.
SA Port Operations (Sapo), which made a positive contribution to Transnet's results, has shown what an attractive investment some of its business units might be for the private sector.
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Pechiney - key players in Coega smelters - rejected Alcan offer as insufficient.
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Land Bank had taken a R1.8 billion knock on the chin for bad debt provisions that had pushed the bank into a R1.5 billion loss for the 15-month period under…
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The Constitution Hill development in Braamfontein, Johannesburg is on track and by early next year phase one of the R750-million Blue IQ project will be completed.
TOUGH conditions in the construction market were expected to catch up with SA's second largest construction group Murray & Roberts in the current financial year.
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THE Construction Industry Development Board has published a draft code of conduct, which aims to improve the way construction contracts in SA are tendered for, awarded and executed.
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Port Elizabeth joins the conference roster.
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Johannesburg - Construction and manufacturing giant Group Five on Thursday announced that its three-year restructuring plan had resulted in strong results for the year to June 2003. Revenue increased by…
Power parastatal Eskom said yesterday that it intended to take a 12,5% stake in the planned aluminium smelter to be built at Coega by French company Pechiney.
A Cape Town trade mission to Angola has found that there are massive opportunities for local companies in the construction and manufacturing business. Angola's economy has been destroyed by civil…
Strategically situated in the heart of the Border / Ciskei / Transkei region, East London - or Buffalo City - is becoming a major service centre of growing importance, a…
Strategically situated in the heart of the Border / Ciskei / Transkei region, East London - or Buffalo City - is becoming a major service centre of growing importance, a…
WHILE construction companies have hit hard times mainly because of the rand's strength this year, there is growing concern that the industry will not be able to meet demand in…
Industrial zone vital to SA corporation CE.
A proposal by the Gauteng Superhighways Consortium to extend the Ben Schoeman Highway between Johannesburg and Pretoria has been put on hold by the National Roads Agency while more studies…
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