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Western Cape Profile

Western Cape economic growth outlook remains promising Restricted

Deteriorating international financial market conditions, which have adversely affected advanced economies to a greater extent, have dominated the global economic climate. Despite these challenges, the Cape Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry...
06 Mar 09
 
 
GAUTRAIN

Will it be ready for the World Cup? What is its final price tag? Will it attract passengers? What will the tickets cost? Restricted

After eleven years on the Gautrain payroll, its jovial project head Jack van der Merwe can quote figures from the rapid-rail link project in quick-fire succession, and without the benefit of notes.
06 Mar 09
 
 
TELECOMS

Telkom aims to meet 2010 FIFA World Cup ICT requirements by June Restricted

Fixed-line operator Telkom has confirmed that most of the information communication technology (ICT) requirements for the 2010 FIFA World Cup would be met by the Confederations Cup kick-off in June. “In meeting the network requirements for the...
 
 
Video of the Week

Daily podcast – February 27, 2009 Audio Available Restricted

SKA In today's podcast: the EU has confirmed its support for the international 1,5-billion-Euro Square Kilometre Array radio telescope project; and South Africans "shouldn't be surprised" if the R25-billion Gautrain project isn't ready in time for the...
27 Feb 09
 
 
Steel

Commodities supplier anticipates growth Restricted

Resource-based commodities supplier to the steel, aluminium, cement and foundry industries Insimbi Refractory and Alloy Supplies is confident about sustained business growth in South Africa and Africa, despite the slump in steel demand.
27 Feb 09
 
 
PUBLIC TRASNPORT

Durban promises to met 2010 deadline for R1,2bn public-transport programmes Restricted

All of Durban's public transport projects, which are being funded by the national government to the tune of R1,2-billion, will be completed by the first quarter of 2010, Carlos Esteves, deputy head of the Road System Management for eThekwini, said...
27 Feb 09
 
 
WORLD CUP 2010

Flooring group awarded 
contracts at eight World 
Cup-linked stadiums Restricted

AltX-listed infrastructure-focused company Accentuate has been awarded about R8-million flooring contract for eight of the ten new soccer stadiums being built or renovated for the 2010 soccer World Cup.

The company will be also supplying new...
27 Feb 09
 
 
Food and Beverages

Food and beverage expo set for July Restricted

A number of prominent issues in the food industry will be highlighted at the Food and Beverage conference, which is to take place as part of Africa’s Big Seven (AB7) from July 19 to July 21, 2009, at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand.
 
 
Projects Update

Rea Vaya Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system, South Africa Restricted

The Rea Vaya BRT system will see hundreds of new buses transporting commuters in special lanes on routes linking townships in the south to the northern suburbs and the city centre.
27 Feb 09
 
 
CONSTRUCTION

Some margin strain in 2009, but Group Five expects to stay within range Restricted

Group Five does not anticipate its operating margin to come under pressure this year, despite the current economic crisis, says CEO Mike Upton.
27 Feb 09
 
 
Steel

Steel construction industry active, despite economic slump Restricted

The Southern African Institute of Steel Construction (SAISC) executive director Hennie de Clercq says that although the current economic climate is characterised by lower prices and slumping demand, the South African steel construction industry...
27 Feb 09
 
 
Steel

Steel market weak and declining Restricted

The most notable recent change in the steel industry is the price decline, as a result of lower consumer demand, states risk analysis firm Coface senior underwriting manager, Wayne Basson.
 
 
 
 
 
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