Dean Macpherson
Dean Macpherson
Dean Macpherson
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Minister requests audit into state-owned properties
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson orders investigation into more than 6 000 state residential properties occupied by government officials across South Africa.
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Minister steps in over state of disrepair at Algoa Park police barracks
Claims of dire conditions at the Algoa Park police barracks have prompted the deployment of a government task team to assess the facility.
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Minister to visit long-delayed Sarah Baartman Centre in Hankey
Minister Macpherson will hand over the long-delayed Sarah Baartman Centre of Remembrance in Hankey to a new contractor on 4 July.
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Forensic lab handover to strengthen KwaZulu-Natal crime fight
A new forensic science laboratory was handed over in Durban on Friday to support SAPS in KwaZulu-Natal’s fight against crime.
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Minister intervenes in contested Knoflokskraal settlement as tensions mount
Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson announced measures to restore order at Knoflokskraal settlement, addressing protests, growth, and governance issues.
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Judge ordered to vacate state-owned Cape Town property
The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure has issued Western Cape High Court judge Daniel Thulare with a notice to vacate a state-owned property in Cape Town by 15 April.
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Ormonde building collapse death toll rises to nine amid illegal construction allegations
Nine people have died following the collapse of an illegally constructed building in Ormonde, with authorities vowing to blacklist developers and strengthen enforcement of building regulations across the city.
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Macpherson gaan voormalige MK-LPs uit staatswonings verwyder
Dean Macpherson, minister van openbare werke en infrastruktuur, het formele uitsettingsprosesse teen drie voormalige uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK)-lede van die parlement gemagtig.
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RECAP | Four bodies recovered after temple collapse in Verulam
By Saturday afternoon, four bodies had been recovered from a building collapse at a temple in Verulam, Durban, after extensive search efforts.
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George building collapse ‘entirely preventable’, investigation finds
A damning investigation into the devastating building collapse that killed 34 construction workers in George, has concluded that the tragedy was “entirely preventable” .
