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In an action to stop the intensifying cases of criminal offense in Gauteng, the mandate of the Gauteng Department of e-Government (e-Gov) has actually been improved to include fighting criminal activity through the use of technology. This entails the deployment of innovative technologies to improve criminal activity intelligence gathering to alert law enforcement personnel before a criminal activity occurs. The department has adopted the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) technique to make sure that Gauteng is at the leading edge of South Africa’s efforts to be the continent’s hub of development and digital transformation. Part of the technique includes crime combating using e-security and the implementation of an incorporated intelligence operations centre which will include an e-Panic Button. This implies Gauteng locals will have a gadget linked to all police operatives in the unfortunate event that a criminal activity takes place..

Heavy lifting and rigging specialists Lovemore Bros successfully concluded a substantial materials handling, stowage and delivery project of 73 parts weighing 307.1 t for a client based in Witbank, Mpumalanga. The project, which started in the second week of May, was finished when the last item was delivered to the Richards Bay Port on August 8.

The board of the South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) has revealed the appointment of Reginald Lavhelesani Demana as the entity’s brand-new CEO. Demana’s consultation is subject to standard clearance and confirmation procedures.

The board of the South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) has revealed that four of the five tenders it cancelled in June have actually been awarded today, following an assessment process by the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA). The R3.4-billion Mtentu Bridge task, on the N2 Wild Coast road, was awarded to the CCCC Mecsa joint venture (JV); the R1-billion rehab of the R56 Matatiele rehab project, in the Eastern Cape, was awarded to Down Touch Investments; the R1.8-billion N3 Ashburton Interchange, in KwaZulu-Natal, was granted to the Base Major/CSCEC JV; and the EB Cloete interchange enhancements job, in KwaZulu-Natal, valued at R4.3-billion, was likewise awarded to Base Major/CSCEC JV.