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The socio-economic success of Africa depends on the commitment of African countries to invest significantly in the development of their infrastructure. South Africa is one

The construction sector can lead South Africa’s recovery as the country emerges into a post-Covid 19 economy, but only if emerging contractors are empowered. This

PRIVATE sector partnerships are required to fill a R441 billion gap in infrastructure financing for 55 projects recently announced by the government, Finance Minister Enoch

Dear Fellow South African, Normally, this is the time of year when we bring together investors from across the country and around the world for

President Cyril Rampahosa has announced that the fourth annual South Africa Investment Conference will be held in March 2022, with the event expected to attract

A clear plan and tangible action on some of SA’s most pressing problems must be priorities in finance minister’s delayed maiden Medium Term Budget Policy

There will be no “prescribed” or mandatory investments by retirement funds in infrastructure projects, and it is being left to retirement funds to decide for

The Sustainable Infrastructure Development Symposium – South Africa (SIDS-SA) is the annual flagship event organised by the Investment and Infrastructure Office (IIO) within The Presidency.

The government has urged the private sector to invest more in state infrastructure projects, but Kgosientso Ramokgopa, whose job as head of Infrastructure SA is

Although there has been progress for both, business needs to be pushing for more. Read more

Sasol has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Northern Cape government to conduct a two-year feasibility assessment for a green hydrogen project in Boegoebaai.

Endless conferences won’t lead to any economic benefit unless the government does what it says it wants to do, writes Hilary Joffe. Finance minister Enoch