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Supporting SA’s crucial construction sector – understanding the role of construction and engineering insurance

Employing approximately 1.2 million people and underpinning critical infrastructure such as roads, bridges, and buildings, South Africa’s construction industry is a vital engine of economic growth and national development. But building the country comes with significant risk – both on

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The Risk Management Imperative: New report challenges African Mining Leaders to lead differently.

A new report from operations consulting firm dss+ warns that the African mining sector is entering a period of profound transformation, where risk is no longer a background concern — it is a defining force shaping strategy, investment, and operational performance.

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Bargaining Councils Can Play a Meaningful role in Combatting Construction Mafia Disruptions

South Africa’s construction sector is being systematically undermined by criminal syndicates. Commonly referred to as the “construction mafia,” these groups extort, intimidate, and sabotage construction projects across the country. Their actions not only threaten worker safety but also stall critical

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