Public Works pushes to have parliament repaired before end of term

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CAPE TOWN – Parliament’s Public Works Committee has received an update on the reconstruction of the National Assembly building which was destroyed by a blaze in January 2022.
Earlier this year, provisional costs for the rebuilding project were estimated at around 3-billion rand.
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Deputy Public Works and Infrastructure Minister, Sihle Zikala, says they’ve put all necessary measures in place to complete the process before the end of this Parliamentary term.