Construction scandal
‘Corrupt builders should donate toilets’
Section 27 wants companies involved in bid-rigging to donate toilets to Limpopo schools.
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Previous CEO to assist Jardine at Primedia
Roger Jardine will take the helm in February but Kuben Pillay will work by his side until December.
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‘Those involved in collusion must be punished’
Roger Jardine says the construction sector wants justice for what has happened to the industry.
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Jardine: Collusion scandal was painful
Roger Jardine earlier announced his resignation, shortly after emerging from the construction sector scandal.
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Construction fine has union concerned
Union UASA is worried construction firms implicated in collusion will fire workers to pay fines.
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Construction CEO asks for forgiveness
Murray & Roberts CEO quoted Madiba in asking forgiveness for his company's involvement in collusion.
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'Collusion victims must sue'
Corruption Watch say victims of collusion and bid-rigging must sue guilty firms.
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Tribunal rejects Salga, govt applications
Salga and the Gauteng government said the public deserved to know how the settlement was reached.
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SALGA to intervene in construction tribunal
The association representing 9 municipalities affected by bid-rigging hopes to benefit from the tribunal.
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Building Row: Govt considers civil action
Govt says those who colluded and acted against public interest must be held accountable.
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'Infrastructure Codesa' welcomed
SAFCEC and some CEO's of construction companies are supportive of such a plan.
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PPC CEO calls for 'infrastructure Codesa'
Ketso Gordhan has called for all parties involved in construction to set up talks to ensure efficiency.
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Big companies admit to price-fixing
Minister Ebrahim Patel says all the major construction companies are involved in the collusion.
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Construction price-fixing probe continues
The Competition Commission will take at least two months to complete the first phase of its probe.
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Construction companies probed in 'fixing' scandal
Top construction companies are being investigated for 'fixing' state contracts worth billions of rands.
