The oversight visit by Cllr Gary van Niekerk and MBDA directors and management comes a few months before the project achieves practical completion in June.
Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email.Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email.As of 14 February 2024, with progress sitting at 85%, the Moore Dyke Sports precinct development programme by the Mandela Bay Development Agency is ahead of schedule for completion this June.
A project that was launched on the eve of COVID-19 hard lockdowns resumed later in 2021 to a staggered construction programme. MBDA CEO Anele Qaba emphasised the difference the project has already made in Schauderville-Korsten. “To date, the Moore Dyke Sports precinct development project has already created 200 direct jobs in the community, with more than 10 small, medium and micro enterprises handling nearly 30% of the contract value.”
The oversight visits by the Executive Mayor, Cllr Gary van Niekerk, along with MBDA directors and management, comes just months before the project achieves practical completion in June.Renewal and rejuvenation of youth through sports.Upliftment of local economy through sales of various products at sports games.
Restoration of Schauderville-Korsten pride as a sports hosting venue and home to groom future sports legends.The impact of the logistics crises caused by Transnet and the ports are having far-reaching negative consequences for the country, says NWU economist Prof Waldo Krugell.Timrite, which specialises in timber products for mining, looked to Futuresense for a custom solution using the Oracle platform to modernise its financial processes.