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REVIEW : Businesses Can Proactiviley Combat The Scourge Of The Construction Mafia

The construction mafia's demand for a 30% share of project contracts is a clear distortion of the PPPFA's well-intentioned goals. Furthermore, these groups often blur the lines between public and private procurement, extending their illegal activities into private sector projects. Winning tenders also presents challenges due to Regulation 9, which requires selecting suppliers from a state-provided list, a list that typically excludes construction mafia groups. Companies facing these challenges do have options. They can collaborate with law enforcement agencies through dedicated forums or engage with industry bodies to address these issues collectively. The full article can be read on INFRASTRUCTURE NEWS  follow our Whatsapp channel  here  for more hardhatREVIEWS.

CONVERSATIONS : Are Junior Built Environment Professionals ready to adapt to adapt to digital technologies?


Nothando Maseko a Junior Construction Professional with Siseko Bonelwa and Nancy Ronoh both Junior Built Environment Professionals respond to Marcus Dlamini who asked if Junior Professionals are ready to take advantage of digital technologies.


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