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Moladi shortlisted for Frost & Sullivan Green Excellence Award | The Green Business Guide Moladi has been shortlisted for a Frost & Sullivan Green Excellence in Sustainable Development Award moladi - Green Excellence Award As part of their research and market intelligence work, Frost & Sullivan’s seek to identify industry Best Practices and market leading product potential. This involves assessment of a range of companies operating within the specific area of research (in this case, South African and African social infrastructure development). Moladi, based in Port Elizabeth, has been short listed for a Frost & Sullivan Green Excellence in Sustainable Development Award . The award recognises a company for displaying industry leading innovation in terms of addressing global, and market specific sustainability, through innovative and green technology and product development. Frost & Sullivan state that ‘Moladi’s offering is outstanding within the category; the a...

Formwork Construction Formwork Construction System - www.moladi.net has been supplying its comprehensive formwork construction system, of which the formwork is merely a constituent of this technology, for the past 25 years. As a result, we do not simply supply modular plastic formwork, but a holistic building technology, that has been specifically designed and is proven too benefit the end user with its simplicity and ease of use, reducing construction cost. has developed a cast house system to construct durable structures of quality in the shortest possible time. Formwork System construction This system has developed into a construction technology that addresses eight key challenges embodied in the low cost and affordable housing shortages facing developing countries namely: lack of resources insufficient funds skills shortage time constraint work flow control time constraints waste reduce building materials cost moladi  Keywords - moladi, formwork cons...

$500m social-housing programme launched in Bahrain ConstructionWeekOnline.com Bahrain Construction social-housing - Backlog Diyar Al Muharraq, one of Bahrain's biggest mixed-use residential urban developments, is launching what it terms a ‘crafted affordable housing programme’ to address the Kingdom’s growing need for social housing. "The private sector has responded positively to the government of Bahrain's call for more low-cost housing,” said Kuwait Finance House (KFH)-Bahrain MD and CEO Abdulhakeem Alkhayyat. “Bahrain faces a shortage of affordable housing for the lower- and middle-income segments of the market, a situation that is not expected to show rapid improvement in the foreseeable future. “It is crucial that the public and private sector combine their efforts to accelerate the delivery of housing for these segments in the short to medium term,” said Alkhayyat. Keywords - Bahrain, Construction, social-housing, backlog, formwork construction, moladi, cast ...

SA's formal employment up 1,2% - Business - Mail & Guardian Online Half of the adult population is jobless-South Africa SA's formal employment up 1,2% JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - Mar 23 2011 07:59 The number of people employed in South Africa's non-agricultural sectors increased by 1,2% in the fourth quarter of 2010 compared with the third quarter, data showed on Tuesday. Statistics South Africa said the number of those employed in the formal sector rose to 8,256-million people, from 8,155-million in the third quarter.Compared to the fourth quarter of 2009, the number of employed people was up 1,1%.South Africa has lost more than a million jobs since the beginning of 2009, the year the country experienced its first recession since 1992.The government has said the economy needs to grow by about 7% a year, double the 3,4% seen for 2011, to make a dent on unemployment.About half of the adult population is jobless in Africa's largest economy. - Reuter Solutio...

National Mirror - With Moladi, delivering mass low cost houses is achievable –Expert moladi - Delivering mass low cost houses is achievable Moladi Building System In Oshodi, Lagos. One of the problems confronting housing delivery in Nigeria is the persistent use of conventional method of construction, which is slowed with inconsistence quality and increased cost. But that seems to be changing, as a firm has introduced to the nation’s housing sector a new building technology from South Africa that is capable of delivering 50,000 to 2, 500,000 housing units within a short period of time. Tagged “Moladi Building System” the technology comes as a solution for rapid delivery of quality houses by empowering the local communities. Speaking with the National Mirror in Lagos at the weekend, the Managing Director, Moladi Technology Nigeria Limited, Mr Abraham Adewale, said the system addressed key challenges of the low cost and shortage of affordable houses facing the country. He assur...

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570,000 could join housing waiting lists - Home News, UK - The Independent More than half a million people could be added to housing waiting lists if the Government slashes the budget for affordable housing, it was warned today. The National Housing Federation said a 40% cut to the affordable housing budget would lead to 230,000 fewer homes being built between now and 2020. It claimed this would leave an additional 570,000 people on housing waiting lists, while 283,000 jobs in the construction industry would either be axed or not created. It added that the the wider economy would also suffer, with the cuts reducing economic activity by £50 billion during the coming 10 years. The Federation, which represents English housing associations, warned the Government would also be "shutting the door" on an entire generation of families on lower incomes. It said research had consistently found links between bad housing conditions and poor health, low educational attainment and h...