Bongani Dladla is the new Chief Executive Officer at The Construction Industry Development Board (cidb). After graduating from the University of KwaZulu-Natal with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering: Civil Engineering (Cum Laude), Dladla went on to obtain his Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Engineering for Sustainable Development at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.

 

GUEST: BONGANI DLADLA – NEWLY APPOINTED CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AT THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT BOARD (CIDB)

Bongani Dladla is the new Chief Executive Officer at The Construction Industry Development Board (cidb). After graduating from the University of KwaZulu-Natal with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering: Civil Engineering (Cum Laude), Dladla went on to obtain his Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Engineering for Sustainable Development at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.
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GUEST: BONGANI DLADLA &ndash; NEWLY APPOINTED CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AT THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT BOARD (CIDB)

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PROFILE –BONGANI DLADLA

Guest: Gwede Mantashe - Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources

The Investing in African Mining Indaba (MI26), Africa’s most influential and transformative platform for mining leadership, investment, and innovation, has announced its 2026 theme, “Stronger together: Progress through partnerships.” This bold direction reflects the urgent need for collaboration across the continent to fast-track untapped growth opportunities across the entire mining value chain and unlock downstream industrialisation industries.

 

 

Guest: Gwede Mantashe - Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources
The Investing in African Mining Indaba (MI26), Africa&rsquo;s most influential and transformative platform for mining leadership, investment, and innovation, has announced its 2026 theme, &ldquo;Stronger together: Progress through partnerships.&rdquo; This bold direction reflects the urgent need for collaboration across the continent to fast-track untapped growth opportunities across the entire mining value chain and unlock downstream industrialisation industries.
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Mining Indaba 2026: The Investing in African Mining Indaba (MI26), Africa’s most influential and transformative platform for mining leadership, investment, and innovation, has announced its 2026 theme, “Stronger together: Progress through partnerships.” 

Guest: Council Mafahla and Walter Mohlala

 

Guest: Council Mafahla and Walter Mohlala
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Mining Indaba: Representatives of Makgotho Community.

Guest: Breeze Yoko – Artistic and Executive Director 

Boniswa Ubuhle Bendalo is proud to introduce the Cape Town Print Fair, a three-day celebration of printmaking, illustration, zines, and independent publishing taking place from 27–29 March 2026. Featuring 50 independent artists, the fair aims to create an accessible, community-centred space where the public can discover, collect, and connect directly with the makers shaping South Africa’s print culture.

As Cape Town continues to shape its identity as the creative capital of Africa, the fair offers a new avenue for accessible art engagement one that prioritises affordability, collaboration, and artist empowerment. Unlike large commercial fairs, the Cape Town Print Fair is built from the ground up by artists and community members, ensuring that creativity, not corporate exclusivity, sits at the heart of the experience.

 

Guest:&nbsp;Breeze Yoko &ndash;&nbsp;Artistic and Executive Director&nbsp;
Boniswa Ubuhle Bendalo is proud to introduce the Cape Town Print Fair, a three-day celebration of printmaking, illustration, zines, and independent publishing taking place from 27&ndash;29 March 2026. Featuring 50 independent artists, the fair aims to create an accessible, community-centred space where the public can discover, collect, and connect directly with the makers shaping South Africa&rsquo;s print culture.
As Cape Town continues to shape its identity as the creative capital of Africa, the fair offers a new avenue for accessible art engagement one that prioritises affordability, collaboration, and artist empowerment. Unlike large commercial fairs, the Cape Town Print Fair is built from the ground up by artists and community members, ensuring that creativity, not corporate exclusivity, sits at the heart of the experience.
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