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WRECKING BALL

13th September 2024

By: Darlene Creamer

     

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Extortion rackets are in the news, but construction sites have for too long been especially vulnerable to so-called business forums, which greedily distort well-intentioned localisation policies to the point where contractors are often forced to abandon the sites. If South Africa has any chance of reviving its contractor industry, it is vital that this construction mafia be dismantled.

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