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    Matli Holdings Group Stands in Solidarity for the South African Construction Industry Growth

    Ifetayo AdeniyiBy 2 Mins Read

    Matli Holdings Group Stands in Solidarity for the South African Construction Industry Growth

     

    “Official Partner to SACA 2024″

    The South African Construction Awards 2024 promises to be an industry cogent moment celebrating 17 years of EXCELLENCE, INNOVATION & ADVANCEMENT.

    Hosted by Hon. Mamoloko Kubayi , Minister for Human Settlements tasked to deliver homes to South African citizens. Since 1994 to 2024 with the Country marking 30 years of democratic independence, almost 5 million houses have been delivered through the Reconstruction and Development Program (RDP) giving homes to about 4.5million citizens.

     

    Amb Moleboheng Matli, MBs President & Group CEO, Matli Holdings Group International

    The Country has come a long way in providing not only houses but also about 1.1 million serviced sites which are pieces of land with access to water, sanitation and electricity. With strategic and intentional collaborations between government and the private sector, advancing delivery of more homes and growing the construction sector holistically can be expedited.

    Matli Holdings Group stands side by side with the Department of Human Settlements joining other partners such as Afribiz Invest, SANRAL, Department of Public Works and Infrastructure as well as CIDB amongst other great players in the construction space to deliver like never seen before, the 17th edition of SACA.

    MH is a multinational investment consultancy firm with focus on the African market. This female owned conglomerate driving economic solutions in sectors such construction, agriculture, tourism, energy, health and education is passionate about women empowerment.

    “Being given an opportunity to partner and service SACA 2024 is an honour and privilege not taken for granted”, said Moleboheng Matli (Ambassador) the President & Group CEO of Matli Holdings Group and the incumbent Chairperson of Women African Tourism Board.

    With expertise in trade facilitation,business development, deal structuring, feasibility and market studies, brand positioning, media speciality and Government contracting, we sure do look forward to actual opportunities for collaboration with government and the private sector respectively, said Matli with passion.

    Dubbed the “Oscars of Construction”, SACA 2024 and strictly a black tie event will be hosted on 27th November at the prestigious Emperors Palace in Ekhurhuleni, Gauteng, South Africa.

     

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    Adeniyi Ifetayo Moses is an Entrepreneur, Award winning Celebrity journalist, Luxury and Lifestyle Reporter with Ben tv London and Publisher, Megastar Magazine. He has carved a niche for himself with over 15 years of experience in celebrity Journalism and Media PR.

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