A significant milestone has been reached in the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa’s (PRASA’s) ongoing modernisation of KwaZulu Natal’s rail network, with the installation of a new diamond crossing at Crossmoor Station.

The development of South Africa’s Deep Space Ground Station in Matjiesfontein, Western Cape was reaffirmed on Monday. The plan was reaffirmed following a visit by the South African National Space Agency (SANSA) CEO, Humbulani Mudau, to Laingsburg.

The eThekwini Municipality said the incident happened when a retaining wall suddenly gave way during a church service.

South African school media and youth engagement company SchoolMedia (Pty) Ltd has signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding with the College of Civil Engineering and Transportation at Yangzhou University in China, creating a new platform for cooperation in civil engineering, transport, green construction, student training and applied infrastructure research.

A KwaZulu-Natal and Johannesburg demolition specialist reflects on sixty years of controlled, compliant site work as winter projects pick up across the country in June 2026.

Elsie Snyman, CEO of construction market intelligence firm Industry Insight, says the first quarter of 2026 provided some evidence that the prolonged downturn in construction activity may be approaching a lower turning point.

In construction, instinct is still important. People who have worked in this sector for years develop a feel for where activity is moving, which regions are starting to shift, which sectors are slowing, and which opportunities are likely to convert.

As South Africa marks Youth Month, the conversation around young people’s futures must move beyond opportunities alone to the systems, skills, and support needed to help them build sustainable careers. In sectors such as logistics and supply chain, this means creating clearer pathways between potential and participation, ensuring that young people are equipped not only to enter the world of work but to grow within it.

A new 2km dual carriageway linking Atterbury Road and Garsfontein Road is now fully open to the public in eastern Tshwane, marking a significant step in easing congestion and improving connectivity in one of the city’s fastest-growing development corridors.

Transnet Port Terminals (TPT) has reached a major milestone in its efforts to strengthen South Africa’s export infrastructure after completing a R4 billion expansion project at the Saldanha Iron Ore Terminal, Africa’s largest iron ore export facility.