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Government’s e-toll decision to be heard in two weeks

Outa thwarted again in attempt to obtain toll road information from Sanral

PPC to sell lime business for R515 million

Construction industry expected to bounce back in 2021

Decision on future of e-tolls expected to miss another deadline

Sanral mum on ‘dodgy’ R40m payment in e-tolls contract

Outa accuses e-tolls manager of graft, corruption

5.8% of SA population contributing 92% personal tax

More investments anticipated for SA’s automotive industry

Budget 2021: Government settles R267m demand for SAA guaranteed letters of credit

Budget 2021: Infrastructure spending receives R226bn boost

Irba expert witness questioned at Sharemax disciplinary hearing

Questions over new Barloworld’s strategy

SA construction associations form an umbrella body

Write-offs being sold to unsuspecting used-vehicle buyers

Cement industry facing improved operating environment

M&R lands huge overseas contract

Strikes over at trucking firms

Clampdown on cars

Civil projects are on the rise

PPC benefits from recovery

Sanral extends e-toll collection contract for another year

Raubex gets big Sanral contracts

ArcelorMittal addressing steel shortage

Building materials crisis in SA

R23bn allocated to Eskom in financial support

Government hands SAA another lifeline with latest bailout

E-tolls here to stay and road users expected to pay – Sanral

Calgro M3 gets revenue Covid boost

PPC audit report ‘unprecedented’

E-toll future still up in the air

R18bn to Murray & Roberts, partner

Construction at crossroads

Future of SA’s construction sector bleak

Motorists set to pay for Gautrain expansion

Sanral hit with legal action over cancelled e-toll tender

Courts

Sanral hit with legal action over cancelled e-toll tender

Cost of lockdown: Imperial Logistics to retrench 1,000 workers

SA car manufacturers call on govt to reduce vehicle taxes

Drop in demand during lockdown costing Gautrain partners millions

Expired driver’s licences and insurance rules – what you need to know

Construction activity slumps to record low – Afrimat

Barloworld to cut more than 2,500 jobs

Job losses and site closures hit retail motor sector

Group Five board ‘reckless’ – shareholders

Group Five shareholders launch bombshell legal action

‘Unprecedented’ increase in roadworks tenders

SA’s auto industry will be in a fight for its survival post-pandemic

Is SA heading towards life without a construction sector?

Calgro closes construction division, retrenches 150 employees

R2bn Gautrain investment delayed due to Covid-19

Aveng secures Au$1bn in contracts this year

SA’s automotive industry achieves record trade surplus

Gautrain 2 can only realistically start at the end of 2024

Sanral optimistic about its construction tenders proceeding

Covid-19 impact on construction sector will be ‘catastrophic’

‘Now is the time for government to announce the end of e-tolls’ – AA and Outa

Auto industry could take over a year to recover – TransUnion

Construction sector pleads to be allowed to return to work

Aveng lodges R40m claim against Eskom

Standard Bank’s relief measures may contravene National Credit Act

Naspers prohibited from buying WeBuyCars

SA’s construction industry faces disaster due to lockdown

BMW shuts down Rosslyn plant for two weeks

‘No justification for govt to subsidise middle class,’ says CompCom on Gautrain

Dealers cry foul as you will soon be able to service your car anywhere

New e-toll fees gazetted

Courts

Nzimande’s move to put construction training body into administration heads to court

Crime

Moves afoot to rein in the ‘construction mafia’

Cabinet delays decision on e-tolls until next year

Sanral tender is not only for Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project e-tolls

Sanral receives bids of up to R11.4bn for e-toll management – Outa

Sanral evaluating tenders for new e-toll management contract

SA cement industry needs protection, cautions PPC

Ford to take its Silverton plant off the grid