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moladi - Invest in Namibia Conference 2016 Hennie Botes - Invest in Namibia  Hennie Botes - Invest in Namibia For more information visit - Invest in Namibia  Hennie Botes Hennie Botes with HE President Hage Geingob of Namibia and Gauteng Premier Mr David Makhura Keywords - moladi , Hennie Botes - Invest in Namibia, Hennie Botes - Invest in Namibia, Hennie Botes, Namibia, Housing, Construction, Technology, Alternative, Speaker, FNB, First National Bank, Minister of Housing, affordable housing, low cost housing, property development

Hennie Botes Speaker at African Construction Expo African Construction Expo - Africa’s leading construction expo - Hennie Botes  Hennie Botes - Speaker Hennie Botes Hennie Botes, CEO and founder of the Moladi Construction Systems , is a keen inventor, entrepreneur and born philanthropist. As the designer of a multi award winning affordable housing technology, he has gained more than 27 years of experience in the building industry. Having travelled extensively, Mr Botes has a broad based understanding of the challenges that face affordable housing throughout the world and has unique insight into how business and governments can work together to eradicate the global housing shortage. In addition to driving the success of the moladi technology, Hennie continues to provide consulting services to governments, advisers and institutions internationally. In recognition of his efforts and contribution to the global housing sector, Hennie was awarded South Africa’s Science and Technology’s Man...

Township and Urban Development Conference - moladi "By 2030 South Africa should observe meaningful and measurable progress in reviving rural areas and in creating more functionally integrated, balanced and vibrant urban settlements. For this to happen the country must: clarify and relentlessly pursue a national vision for spatial development; sharpen the instruments for achieving National Development Plan" - Vision 2030 WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT The population of African southern cone is growing so do the cities and urban settlements. The high urbanisation rates are because of rural to urban migration and high population growth rates. The proportion of people living in urban areas increased from 52% in 1990 to 62% in 2011. This will continue to increase to over 70% by the year 2030. This urban migration is a result of "push and pull" factors such as looking for new job, better infrastructure, modern housing and better education. Rapid growth and expansion of ur...