Swisatec to Embrace Live-Work-Play Ethos at R14 Billion Blue Rock Village
Swisatec, the architect and project manager for Africa's first green village, Blue Rock Village, has announced a new multimillion rand addition to the village; the Santa Luzia lifestyle centre and the five-star Blue Rock Hotel and conferencing centre
Dangote Realises Nigeria’s Potential
Aliko Dangote has long labelled his home country as one of the world's most lucrative to invest in, and continues to put his money where his mouth is via a new $1 billion cement factory in Edo State
Excellerate Property Services : Boosting Businesses
As the continent’s oldest multidisciplinary property services Group, Excellerate has remained optimistic in spite of slowing headwinds in many African economies.
Betts Townsend : Strengthening its East African Foothold
Building strategic business partners with high-profile international clients has resulted in a number of lucrative growth opportunities for Betts Townsend.
UMSO Construction : Uncompromising Quality
“In our 20th year, I am pleased to say that we have exceeded our growth strategy, ensuring that our historically consistent growth continues into the future,” says Tollo Nkosi, COO at UMSO Construction.
Africa’s first Multi-Billion Green Village is Coming Soon
Swisatec, an architectural and project management firm based in South Africa, is set to build the first multi-billion Green Village in Cape Town
Motheo Construction Group : Leaving a Legacy
Motheo Construction Group continues to be driven by the significant national need to fulfil basic housing requirements, while remaining an agile, sustainable and adaptable market player.
Lithon Project Consultants : Bringing Hope to Communities
Lithon Project Consultants has spent much of the past 12 months strengthening its reputation from a geographical perspective as it looked to expand its renowned service provision across both Namibia and South Africa.
Angola Dominates African Hotel Development
Africa remains a resilient continent that continues to attract investors towards its thriving hotel & hospitality industry, with Angola showing the most promise
East Africa Driven by non-Commodity Growth
According to Standard Bank, East Africa's property developers are combating local currency volatility by adopting the appropriate funding structures to mitigate risk in the current economic environment
