While economies globally remain volatile – including in South Africa – there are reasons for those in the construction industry to feel optimistic says Morag Evans, CEO, Databuild.This industry finds itself in a unique position
From tackling systemic issues to embracing innovation, the construction sector in South Africa has shown remarkable resilience and adaptability in the face of mounting pressures. This is according to Databuild CEO Morag Evans as she reflects on
This year marks a significant milestone for Databuild as the company celebrates 50 years of continued commitment to innovation, excellence, and service in the construction industry. Founded in June 1974 by Peter and Matilda Burger
The increasing connectedness of the world means cyber threats have become a daily occurrence. No sector is safe as cybercriminals look to exploit any weakness to compromise infrastructure and systems, and steal data. Organisations in
In South Africa, more than 5,900 accidents in the construction industry were reported for 2023. Of these, 32.3% were ‘struck by’ accidents (produced by forcible contact or impact between the injured person and an object or piece
https://youtu.be/k1EvNrAteX0South Africa faces a growing epidemic of extortion within the construction industry, a trend that poses significant risks to project timelines, costs, and overall industry integrity. Construction extortion, involving the coercion of companies to pay
