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According to the report, the company responsible for the Neo Victoria project is accused of bypassing crucial regulatory processes, fundamentally undermining safety protocols designed to protect both workers and residents.
Minister Thembi Simelane said the George building collapse was due to non-compliance with regulatory standards and blatant safety violations.
Government departments in Tshwane are violating occupational health and safety regulations by forcing over 1 000 staff to work in hazardous conditions. Multiple buildings, including the Department of Home Affairs' Hallmark Building and the Government Printing Works, face serious structural issues, electrical hazards, flooding, and poor ventilation. Despite formal complaints and contravention notices issued by labour authorities, management has been slow to address these life-threatening conditions.
Government departments in Tshwane are violating occupational health and safety regulations by forcing over 1 000 staff to work in hazardous conditions. Multiple buildings, including the Department of Home Affairs' Hallmark Building and the Government Printing Works, face serious structural issues, electrical hazards, flooding, and poor ventilation. Despite formal complaints and contravention notices issued by labour authorities, management has been slow to address these life-threatening conditions.
The City of Johannesburg is planning to redevelop the Usindiso Building block, where 76 people died in a fire last year. The municipality may use the new Expropriation Act to acquire privately-owned properties in the area if owners are unwilling to sell, with plans to create affordable rental housing that could house four times the previous population.
The City of Johannesburg is planning to redevelop the Usindiso Building block, where 76 people died in a fire last year. The municipality may use the new Expropriation Act to acquire privately-owned properties in the area if owners are unwilling to sell, with plans to create affordable rental housing that could house four times the previous population.
Cashbuild's latest financial results reveal a cautious optimism for the building retail sector, despite facing significant challenges and modest sales growth
The Gauteng High Court has ruled against the City of Johannesburg's controversial CBD building closure, ordering the immediate restoration of premises and tenant access. The judgment highlights concerns over the municipality's enforcement of by-laws and questions the legality of their eviction procedures
Dramatic footage emerges of illegal occupants attempting to break into a sealed government building in Johannesburg CBD, as authorities intensify crackdown on unauthorised occupation and trading.
Street photographer Sean Stretch captures Durban’s crumbling infrastructure and vibrant streetlife, challenging perceptions of safety and urban neglect.
eThekwini Municipality has approved a R1. 5 million budget for essential renovations to enhance the professional image of municipal offices and improve service delivery.
The African Mining Vision is set to revolutionise the continent's mining sector through electric vehicle adoption and green mineral strategies. This transformation promises to boost economic growth while addressing climate change challenges and creating sustainable job opportunities across Africa.
The building, deemed as a heritage site, is part of a massive refurbishment and reconstruction project in the Sea Point precinct, which also includes the R41 million upgrade of the Sea Point Promenade and Granger Bay parking area.
Authorities are remaining tight-lipped about the contents of the Western Cape Government's final independent report into the George building collapse, as it has been officially handed over to the South African Police Service (SAPS) for further investigation.
The investigation is one of several independent investigations which authorities said will, as each one is concluded, be consolidated to ensure accountability after the tragedy.
Every morning at 5pm there are always people in long queues to access healthcare services at Stanza Bopape clinic, which is overcrowded with clients.
Every morning at 5pm there are always people in long queues to access healthcare services at Stanza Bopape clinic, which is overcrowded with clients.
Discover how public-private partnerships are set to revolutionise infrastructure development in KwaZulu-Natal, featuring insights from key stakeholders at the Build KZN Better conference.
DPWI head of communications and marketing, Lennox Mabaso said the department has expressed deep concern at the brazen conduct of armed thugs who storm government properties to remove steel, aluminium, and other valuable furniture.
KZN MEC Martin Meyer outlines the Department of Public Works' comprehensive plan to address problem buildings in Durban, focusing on community engagement and repurposing strategies.
The eThekwini Municipality plans to demolish the lifeguard tower at Pipeline Beach due to severe structural damage, raising concerns about future lifeguard services and safety during the busy festive season.
Discover how MEC Martin Meyer is urging financial institutions to assist previously disadvantaged businesses in acquiring government assets, addressing the urgent need for student accommodation in KwaZulu-Natal.
The KwaZulu-Natal government is set to make a decision regarding the future of a long-abandoned legislature building in Ulundi, as concerns grow over its impact on local resources.
The Western Cape Government has enthusiastically welcomed the announcement from PPC Cement regarding a significant investment of R3 billion into a new state-of-the-art integrated cement plant. This major project, which is set to enhance the province’s cement production capabilities, involves a memorandum of agreement with Sinoma Overseas Development Company for construction and development.
The department said the “growth posts” meant new teaching posts were added to accommodate additional learners in cases where new classrooms were being built.