Business Day TV speaks to Roelof Botha, adviser at Optimum Group
Under construction: Entrance to the Bisie tin mine. Picture: ALPHAMIN RESOURCES
High interest rates, power cuts and declining public spend have weighed on the construction sector. According to the Afrimat Construction Index, activity slipped 2.2% in the fourth quarter on a quarterly basis. Business Day TV unpacked that print with Roelof Botha, adviser at Optimum Group.
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