WATCH: Why construction sector’s recovery has slowed
Independent economist Roelof Botha talks to Business Day TV about SA’s construction sector
23 June 2021 - 09:21
byBusiness Day TV
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SA’s construction sector recovery slowed in the first quarter. Afrimat’s index for the industry declined to 109 points, driven by seasonal effects as well as the second wave of Covid-19.
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WATCH: Why construction sector’s recovery has slowed
Independent economist Roelof Botha talks to Business Day TV about SA’s construction sector
Image: Supplied
SA’s construction sector recovery slowed in the first quarter. Afrimat’s index for the industry declined to 109 points, driven by seasonal effects as well as the second wave of Covid-19.
Business Day TV’s Alishia Seckam spoke to independent economist Roelof Botha for more insight.
Independent economist Roelof Botha talks to Business Day TV about SA’s construction sector
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