6 September 2022. Linhleko Projects CEO Buang Moloto launched the Buang Moloto Foundation in Tlhabane, Rustenburg, on Wednesday, 31 August. Along with celebrating a women’s month event for the Bambhanani Service Club for the Aged, Moloto handed over women’s day gifts and shared the news of the foundation’s launch....
15 September 2021. In efforts to stimulate multiple facets of South Africa’s economy in diverse locations, it is common practice that tenders from State-Owned Entities stipulate the use of local companies in the execution of a project. This often provides exciting opportunities for local companies to apply their expertise and add to their experience. In the case of the new Tlhabane Square shopping centre developed in Rustenburg, Linhleko Projects had the privilege of providing structural steel fabrication and erection services. Further, the company took this opportunity to upskill other businesses in the area. ...
16 August 2021. While industrial jobs have commonly been dominated by men, companies today are increasingly changing the game as the drive towards gender mainstreaming moves forward. Exemplifying this, Rustenburg-based Linhleko Projects is an established industrial solutions company presenting a strong female presence in the industry. This women’s month, they are placing focus on the women, who are instrumental in driving the company forward in their mission to be the partner of choice in the mineral processing industry and the service provider of choice in the steel fabrication and fencing industries....
20 July 2021. In an impassioned speech in 2015, former state president Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela said “Like slavery and apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings. And overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity. It is an act of justice.” It is against this backdrop that Linhleko Projects, an industrial solutions company, has supported and invested in truly worthy cause during Mandela Month....
24 June 2021. Industrial solutions company, Linhleko Projects, has recently revealed its vision for business development on the African continent, inspired by the spirit of Ubuntu and strong business ethics. CEO Buang Moloto has set his eyes on a growth trajectory that aims to not only develop the company, the employees, but also the communities around it. “I believe it is important for African businesses to set the example of being human-centric, offering opportunities for individuals, communities, and other local business partners. Our growth should positively impact the communities around which we operate.” comments Moloto....