Construction mafia part of ‘toxic cocktail’ affecting cement industry

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Industry body Cement & Concrete South Africa (CCSA) says the entire local sector is in crisis, due to a “toxic cocktail of factors” including the construction mafia threat. Moneyweb Construction NDL_ndumeey

Industry body Cement & Concrete South Africa says the entire local sector is in crisis, due to a “toxic cocktail of factors” including the construction mafia threat. “The fact is that it [the construction mafia] is having an effect on the construction industry. Tenders are purposefully being delayed; projects are also being delayed or halted as a result,” CCSA CEO Bryan Perrie tells Moneyweb.

Meanwhile, the CCSA warns that the cement and concrete industry is being threatened by other challenges, including those of economic decline, cheap imports and environmental issues. “In addition to the general economic downturn and decline in investor confidence, the sector was hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown.

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NDL_ndumeey Hi Nondumiso, thank you for the article! Are they other construction materials you are likely to see being cornered by the construction mafia ?

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