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The Concrete Society of Southern Africa (CSSA) is registered as a Public Benefit Organisation which promotes excellence and innovation in the use of concrete and related products and services. The Society also provides a forum for networking and technology transfer between its members and international affiliates.

 

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News24

News24 South Africa
  • Cops arrest Truman Prince
    Central Karoo Municipality manager Truman Prince has been arrested in Laingsburg on a charge of drunk driving after he allegedly drove recklessly and bystanders called the police.
  • Two killed in N1 car crash
    Two people have been killed on the N1 near Bellville in Cape Town after the driver lost control of vehicle and hit a tree, Western Cape paramedics say.
  • Incident 'resembled xenophobia'
    Three people have been injured after a fight broke out between Ethiopian men and their surrounding community in Pietermaritzburg, in an incident said to "resemble xenophobia".

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