The construction industry in Southern Africa is witnessing significant transformations, driven by urbanisation, infrastructure development and steady economic growth.

Tender processes and awards in South Africa have been a topic of fervent court activity in recent years. The case of WBHO-Lubocon JV v Eskom Holdings SOC...

Understanding the legal pitfalls of non-compliance with ABAC regulations and the far-reaching consequences that can unfold for organisations.

South Africa's construction industry has long been a crucial driver of economic growth and development. In recent years, however, the sector has faced a significant challenge in the form...

Historically, labour strikes within the mining and construction sectors have frequently emerged from contentious issues revolving primarily around wages, working conditions, and job security.

In South Africa's construction sector, contractors are often the linchpin, bringing projects from mere drawings to tangible structures.

In the construction industry, the imposition of penalties plays a crucial role in enforcing timely project completion.

South Africa boasts a vibrant and dynamic construction industry, characterised by a blend of modern infrastructure and a burgeoning demand for housing and commercial spaces.

Supreme Court of Appeal judgment offered clarity on construction contract interpretations, setting precedents for future adjudication processes.

As the tender process progresses and a successful bidder is identified, the legal framework shifts from public to private law.

A new tide of processes is reshaping the way construction projects are executed and contracts are drafted. The integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)...

It is almost considered a foregone conclusion: a written contract must be signed by the parties for it to be valid.

Construction contracts contain a specified date by which the Contractor must complete the works, or face penalties if not complied with.

The role of a construction lawyer in South Africa's construction and engineering sectors is perhaps best understood as that of a multifaceted specialist.

In the FIDIC suite of contracts, the contractor is ordinarily required to obtain a performance security within 28 days of receiving the Letter of Acceptance.

Today, there is no doubt that disputes are a common occurrence in the mining, engineering and construction industries.