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Kgalawu Consulting
Civil Engineers| Hydrology and Water Resources| Groundwater Services|Project Managers
Kgalawu Consulting is a Civil Engineering firm which focuses on addressing the Client's needs. Our idea is to provide innovative solutions for our Client in Engineering Consultancy and Management expertise. We provide innovative, top quality and environmentally responsible solutions.
The company operates mostly within the engineering sector and services both the public and private sector. The company provides services to municipalities, provincial government and parastatals. The company also contracts to private sector in the form of consulting or sub-consulting to other consulting firms, private developers and private persons. We are involved in planning, design, supervision, and project management. The firm offers a wide range of civil engineering services throughout the complete life cycle of infrastructural development.
Our staff is capable of undertaking designs, specifications, contract administrations, site monitoring and complete project management of the construction. We would like our Clients to consistently benefit from our integrity, honesty, professionalism, and commitment to excellence with projects of any size.
Engineering News | Construction
16 November 2025
Latest news on construction sector, including construction materials, infrastructure, property development and green building.-
Zikalala flags failure of contractor-development pipeline
Public Works and Infrastructure Deputy Minister Sihle Zikalala has raised concern about ongoing systemic problems in South Africa’s contractor-development programmes, warning that fewer than 36% of contractors enrolled in government support initiatives are progressing beyond the initial stage. Speaking at the 2025 National Construction Summit, in Ekurhuleni, on November 14, he said evidence from recent monitoring reports showed that delays, fragmented implementation and funding gaps continued to undermine emerging contractors despite extensive training efforts.
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Property ownership certainty key to South Africa’s real estate growth, Growthpoint CEO warns
Growthpoint Properties CEO Estienne de Klerk has raised concerns over uncertainty in property ownership, warning that the issue could hinder investment and development in the real estate sector. The caution comes amid controversy surrounding the Expropriation Act, enacted in December 2024, which allows the government to expropriate property for nil compensation if deemed in the public interest.
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Developer urges use of pension funds to fuel local construction growth
South African pension funds should be used more aggressively to finance local construction, Oceans Umhlanga Development chairperson and developer Vivian Reddy has said, arguing that current offshore investments divert resources that could rather be used to create jobs within the country. "I believe one of the unfortunate situations in South Africa is [that] Section 28 in the Pension Funds Act allows you to take money offshore. They increased the threshold from 30% to 45% for pension funds of South African workers to be invested offshore, creating employment in Portugal, London, the US, and the rest of the world, when the employment should be created right here in South Africa," Reddy told delegates at the 2025 National Construction Summit, in Ekurhuleni, on November 13.
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