Investor scepticism and an uncertain future being faced by foreign companies in Zimbabwe are some of the major constraints that have led to low activity in the country's construction sector.

A Pietersburg industrial property will go under the gavel in Sandton on November 24

PPC CEO Paul Stuiver says that the group is concerned about the outlook for cement demand in the second half amid an uncertain economic recovery.

On 21 April 2010, at The Southern Sun Hotel in Grayston, Sandton, a listed fund will be monetising some of their most sought after assets in the Limpopo Province and Rosslyn

PPC expects regional demand to pick up, but more expensive fuel and electricity will affect input costs.

Pretoria Portland Cement has announced upgrade and expansion of its Hercules plant in Pretoria

Listed property loan stock company Redefine Income Fund said yesterday it had acquired the R94m Makhado Crossing shopping centre in Makhado.

A court in Zimbabwe has held off a decision on a government request to scrap legal challenges by white farmers whose properties have been seized, a lawyer said.

The Clay Brick Association has announced the appointment of Pierre Sanson as its new Executive Director.

Africa could see a marked increase in foreign direct investment after British-based risk consultancy Control Risk Group downgraded the continent’s risk profile for the third year running.