About Us
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Our Vision
Our Vision
To be a world class leading multi-disciplinary company that helps our consumers and businesses achieve their goals.
Integrity
All our work at Kgalawu consulting is guided by the principles of respect, innovation, collaboration, integrity and accountability.
Trust
We will treat one another with utmost trust and make trust as part of our culture.
Transparency
We recognize that our actions must involve our commitment to openness and accountability
Innovation
We will continue to build on our mission, focusing on creating innovative solutions that exceed the expectations of our clients.
Excellency
We will Endeavour to achieve the best possible solutions in all our work.
Meet the team

William Sibanyoni, Senior Civil Engineer and Director

Collen Monnye, Senior Design Specialist and Technical Manager
Latest News
Engineering News | Construction
19 October 2026
Latest news on construction sector, including construction materials, infrastructure, property development and green building.-
Govt investment needed to drive growth, after national finances stabilised – Mavuso
While South Africa has stabilised its national debt and finances, government needs to invest its budget to drive growth in the country, says business organisation Business Leadership South Africa CEO Busisiwe Mavuso. While South Africa’s debt-to-GDP ratio ballooned from under 30% of GDP in 2008 to about 79% in 2025 – when it peaked – and the curve is now on a downward trend.
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Western Cape infrastructure department, Africa Skills Village sign memorandum to strengthen ...
The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure (DoI) and training skills service provider Africa Skills Village have signed a memorandum of collaboration to strengthen artisan development, technical skills and infrastructure delivery capability in the province. The agreement runs for an initial period of five years, with a particular focus on rural districts and small towns where access to accredited training is limited.
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Upgrade to boost supply
The capacity of the Ogunjini water treatment works, owned by the eThekwini municipality, has been increased from one-million to three-million litres a day to address the longstanding water shortages in the area, eThekwini Water and Sanitation civil engineer and project manager Lungelo Nzama confirms. The upgrade was commissioned on May 8, 2026 and has been completed. The plant supplies the Ogunjini, Mjoji, Oakford and Osindisweni areas, in KwaZulu-Natal.
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