Concrete Newsletter – Issue 31
This issue features Dr Nokulunga Mashwama is dealings with the construction mafia, cidb Provincial Stakeholder Liaison Meetings to highlight the impact of the B.U.I.L.D Programme, and the upcoming State of …
This issue features Dr Nokulunga Mashwama is dealings with the construction mafia, cidb Provincial Stakeholder Liaison Meetings to highlight the impact of the B.U.I.L.D Programme, and the upcoming State of …
The latest issue features the formidable Ms Boitumelo Mokgatle, one of the cidb board members, as well as KZN Premiere Nomusa Dube-Ncube and her dedication towards construction and infrastructure development …
Gain greater insight into the advancements of the cidb by perusing the 2021/2022 Annual Report, as well as two of the standout moments of the year, namely the B.U.I.L.D Programme …
There is perhaps no more special an edition of Concrete than the one we issue just after Women’s Month, for it shines the spotlight on the very special women who …
This issue is devoted to cidb personalities – Board Chairperson Khulile Nzo, CEO Bongani Dladla, and BRICS award winner, Melita Mohlala. We also look at prominent events – the cidb …
This issue highlights the relocation to our new home, our latest annual report, the impact of WorldSkills over the past five years, and the makings of an effective board.
Construction could be in for a good news in 2022, with the promise of more government-led infrastructure spend reaching fruition and greater private sector investment.
It’s been a year of ups and downs, and businesses are pushed beyond their comfort zone to become more productive than before.
This issue of Concrete is devoted to the Empowerment and Recognition of Women In Construction (ERWIC) awards.
As Covid took its toll on the construction industry, it put women doubly on the backfoot. They now had to factor a new challenge into the already taxing demands of …