Business forum fingers politicians as being behind construction mafia - SABC News

The group has been linked to disruptions and attacks on workers at major construction sites, using mafia-style tactics to demand contracts from construction companies in KwaZulu-Natal.

Gangs who claim to be business forums have been invading construction sites, demanding up to 30 percent share of the project. One of the founders of Amadelangokubona, “Government is not approaching us because they also have business interest, they feel that if they call us, we will expose them because they also want these tenders. We want government to engage us on the issue of construction mafias and business forums, there are people from government who are demanding kickbacks from us, some want to use us to disrupt projects where they did not gain.

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