The construction work on the parliament building which is expected to be completed in November.
Construction of Parliament’s new National Assembly is now 76% complete, with the main structural envelope expected to be finished by November and the wider rebuilding project scheduled for completion by June 2027.
This was among the key findings during an oversight visit by the Joint Standing Committee on the Financial Management of Parliament (JSCFMP), which inspected progress at the fire-damaged National Assembly and Old Assembly buildings.
The committee said the project remained within its approved R4.68 billion budget, with approximately R2.43 billion, or 52%, spent by the end of June.
Members were also briefed by the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA), which is serving as the implementing agent on the rebuilding project.
