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Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia told Parliament that 42 construction projects in the City of Cape Town were affected by extortion, intimidation and construction-mafia activity over the past five financial years, with no arrests or convictions recorded in the metro.
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis says the city has cut through the red tape holding back affordable housing construction, with building due to start in several areas as early as next week.
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly has issued a final warning to developers and contractors against storing building materials on public roads and pavements, with strict enforcement from 1 October 2026.
McCormick Property's R3 billion Dan City development in Tzaneen is negotiating to build its own electricity substation, a move the developer says is needed before construction of the mall can advance.
Space Shapers Developments has launched Rawaj Business Complex, a 184-unit mixed-use project on a 4,062 square metre plot on the Central Axis of 6th of October City, west Cairo.
METRA Developments has launched Liwan Residence in West Cairo, a villa project offering units of 266 to 349 square metres, as the company expands its development activity in the Green Belt and new urban communities.
QORE has entered Egypt's real estate development market with a EGP 30bn investment programme through 2030, starting with the mixed-use Maydan project in partnership with Inversion, Hafez Consultants and TSM Asset Management.
Kuwait-based Tatra Group has launched T Developments in Egypt, drawing on more than 20 years of activity in Kuwait where it has developed around 40 real estate projects and targeting a portfolio of up to 400,000 square metres in Egypt.
Research across 20 informal settlements in Lagos finds residents build the drainage, raised walkways and water systems the city depends on, and that clearing settlements in the name of climate protection leaves people more exposed to flooding.