Local News
17, Sep 2019
In a bid for greater clarity and understanding of building regulations as they apply to timber roof trusses, the Institute for Timber Construction South Africa (ITC-SA), in partnership with local roof truss fabricator...
05, Sep 2019
Recently First Cut, South Africa’s foremost distributor and manufacturer of cutting consumables and importer of leading-edge capital equipment for steel processing concluded an agreement with leading...
29, Aug 2019
The 7th Cape Construction Expo will be taking place from 11 to 12 September 2019 at Sun Exhibits, GrandWest in Cape Town. As the only event dedicated exclusively to the building and construction industry in the Western Cape.
International News
19, Sep 2019
19, Sep 2019
he global dissolving wood pulp market revenue amounted to $9.3B in 2018, jumping by 6.5% against the previous year. This figure reflects the total revenues of producers and importers.
11, Sep 2019
Large volumes of storm and insect damaged trees in Germany have resulted in an oversupply of logs and declining sawlog prices in 2018 and 2019, reports the WRQ. Sawmills have ramped up production, and export sales...
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SA Economy
- Mboweni postpones mini budget by a week
- As Eskom asks Interpol for help, leaks shed light on how Gupta-linked firm may have moved millions
- Govt deploys more than 80 experts - paid up to R1.5m each - to sort out problem municipalities
- Cabinet: 'Fruitful' talks on Mboweni's growth plan
- Fukushima hopes rugby can clean up its image as the world’s worst nuclear disaster
- Rand weaker after 'hawkish' US rate cut
- Global household wealth drops for first time since 2008 crisis - study
- Fed makes second straight rate cut, splits on further action
- Zim to de-racialise land ownership in new investment drive
- What Africa's central banks may do in the next 10 days, and how the oil price shock could hit
- R45bn in bailouts later, Ghana power deals risk new debt headache
- Medical regulator suspends 5 execs following corruption claims
- Some maize meal prices jump by almost 30%, while bread market remains 'cut-throat'
- Zimbabwe buys South African maize as nation faces food shortage
- Drone attacks to hit petrol: 42% of SA's oil imports come from Saudi Arabia
