Historic deal will help in the construction of 90 000 houses for about 350 000 homeless people

Following a series of complaints from the general public during 2002 on alleged irregularities in housing allocation, waiting list queue jumping, unauthorised expenditure and fraud, the Gauteng Housing Dept took decisive action at the end of 2002 ?

Focus on the R1-billion initiative to deliver 10 000 houses within five years

Huge interest for black empowerment-backed project

DLA donates gifts to Limpopo HIV/Aids children's home
Barloworld helps CARE deal with AIDS epidemic
Rhinowall, the cost-effective alternative to conventional building
Belhar training goes mobile

Assessing the condition and quality of concrete structures
The increased use of cement bricks, which are fast becoming the preferred choice for developers and builders

Speed saves time, saves cost using Echo flooring
Use of Echo prestressed concrete floor panels in Alexandra speeds up construction of multi-storey apartments to house hundreds of families

Land Claims commissioner honoured for excellence
Engineering industry concerned about dwindling number of suitable matriculants
Huge global interest in ICCC 2002
Pave Africa creates worldwide interest
Alwyn Cronje takes over CMA helm

News about foreign investment in Cape Town property
UK buyers flock to buy Cape property
Club Mykonos commissions new conference centre
Cape Black empowerment residential developers achieve great success
New shopping centre in Paarl

Strategic objectives; statistics on housing expenditure; how land is released for housing; and, what the Eastern Cape plans for Q1 of 2003