The findings by the Auditor General pertaining to the use of consultants by the government is both a worry and a concern says Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) CEO Graham…
SA's consulting engineers are setting up a war chest to fight graft. The body that represents 90% of consulting engineers in South Africa says that tender corruption at local government…
Corruption and tenderpreneurship, fraud, financial mismanagement, lack of understanding of technical issues/ priorities, difficulties with job creation and skills shortages are just some of the challenges that face municipal engineers…
The Built Environment Professions Grouping (BEPs) collectively voiced their concerns pertaining to infrastructure bottlenecks or lack of infrastructure delivery as well as inadequacies in mechanisms to procure their professional services.The…
Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) President Naren Bhojaram has made a clarion call for the: ‘re-incarnation of the municipal engineer’ at the 76th annual conference of the Institute of Municipal…
Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) has reiterated the need for Government to get its house in order. The lack of infrastructure development due to projects not being undertaken as well…
CESA's decision to create a charter back in 2000 has helped to ensure equitable growth, writes Andrew Gillingham in the Business Day, 31 July 2012.To read the article:Click here for page…
Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) has noted Standard and Poor’s (S&P) decision to downgrade South Africa’s long term foreign currency credit rating to “BBB” from “BBB+” and the long term…
Consulting Engineers South Africa (CESA) was invited to participate in the Presidential Infrastructure Conference that took place last Friday.Infrastructure investment is a key priority of both the National Development Plan…
The disclosure by Census 2011 that more people are moving to the Western Cape and Gauteng as a result of urbanisation is cause for concern, avers Consulting Engineers South Africa…
