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[TOP STORY] Late government payments threaten survival of SA’s construction sector

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‘Particularly in the public sector, there's large non-compliance with the legislation, and contractors are really left to their own devices to collect money,’ says Euan Massey, director, MDA Attorneys

13 Mar 10AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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