Infrastructure South Africa (ISA) played a pivotal role at the recent Development Partners Forum, where stakeholders from multilateral institutions, private investors, and government agencies convened to align strategies for infrastructure development. The acting head of ISA emphasized the critical need for cohesive governance frameworks to accelerate project pipelines, noting that “transparent regulatory processes and robust public-private partnerships are non-negotiable for attracting sustainable investment.”
Discussions at the forum centered on mobilizing blended finance models and addressing systemic bottlenecks in infrastructure delivery. Case studies from renewable energy and water sanitation projects underscored how governance reforms have unlocked investment in high-priority sectors. ISA’s participation reinforced its mandate to streamline coordination between development partners and ensure projects adhere to national priorities. Attendees lauded the forum’s insights into balancing investor returns with public interest, a dynamic increasingly vital to South Africa’s infrastructure climate.
A Long Walk Through Education
13 March 2026
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela Madiba’s legacy of dignity, access, and opportunity continues to inspire action at Infrastructure
