Impact of Construction Mafias on Infrastructure Projects
Sector: Government • Location: Midrand, South Africa
Source: TimesLIVE
The SA Local Government Association (Salga) highlights how construction mafias are undermining infrastructure projects, leading to significant financial losses in infrastructure grant expenditures. The deputy president of Salga, Xola Pakati, emphasized the need for a collaborative approach to combat organized crime affecting municipal projects.
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- Government, Water Supply and Storage
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- Midrand, South Africa
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- 22 Jul 2026
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- TimesLIVE
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Description | The SA Local Government Association (Salga) highlights how construction mafias are undermining infrastructure projects, leading to significant financial losses in infrastructure grant expenditures. The deputy president of Salga, Xola Pakati, emphasized the need for a collaborative approach to combat organized crime affecting municipal projects. |
Original sector | Water and Sanitation |
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City | Midrand |
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Sector | Government, Water Supply and Storage |
Article published date | 2025-04-07 |
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