South African industrial minerals and construction materials group Afrimat reported signs of a recovery in the second quarter of its 2026 financial year, following a difficult 2025 and muted performance in the opening months of financial year 2026.

When it comes to breaking down materials on-site, having the right equipment makes the job faster and smoother. Many companies now use crusher and screener hire to get the equipment they need without spending on long-term assets. This option works well for short-term jobs, seasonal work, or big projects that need extra capacity.

Construction is one of the sectors that is male-dominated, because traditionally it has been seen as physically demanding and suited primarily for men. But in the new age, more women are breaking barriers by entering the space and making a difference.

Following the launch of the new generation excavators in the Middle East and Africa, Volvo Construction Equipment reveals the specific engineering upgrades that are delivering enhanced power, durability, and fuel efficiency.

e-Qwip, an innovative new equipment solution, is set to revolutionise the mining and construction sector, offering rebuilt Caterpillar 777 trucks at a fraction of the new price, with a 24-month CAT warranty.

The construction industry, with its inherent challenges and constant evolution, demands commitment, dedication and adaptability. To retain an employee for 25 years in such a dynamic environment says something about a company’s value. GVK-Siya Zama is one such organisation, and its Chief Financial Officer, John de Sousa, stands as a testament to this longevity.

The Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) has warned that climate change is one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century.

The 2025 edition of Big 5 Construct South Africa, co-located with the inaugural South Africa Infrastructure & Water Expo, concluded in Johannesburg, following three days of high-impact networking, CPD learning and industry collaboration.

South Africa’s R238bn infrastructure pipeline for 2025 should mark a new era of growth for the construction sector — but the reality on the ground is far more complex.

As South Africa observes Youth Month, leading construction firm GVK-Siya Zama, reaffirms its commitment to addressing the nation’s critical construction skills shortage.