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Building More Than Bridges: Ramaphosa Says SA’s Infrastructure Boom Will Rebuild Industry and Create Jobs
President Ramaphosa told steel and engineering leaders that South Africa’s massive infrastructure programme must rebuild industry, with a competitive wholesale electricity market…
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New Life for 9 000 km of Rail: Transnet Opens Branch Lines to Private Partners in Bold Rail Revival
Transnet has invited private partners to refurbish and operate 9 098 km of B-Network branch lines, building on open-access momentum after agreements…
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Beating the Targets: Black Ownership of SA’s Economy Hits 45.8% as New Transformation Fund Gains Powerful Backers
Black ownership reached 45.8% in 2023, well above target, Minister Parks Tau announced, while the new Transformation Fund has drawn contributions from…
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R53 Billion on the Table: Global Financiers Get First Pick of South Africa’s Housing, Water and Energy Projects
Four major South African infrastructure projects spanning housing, aviation, water and energy were pitched to development banks, with over R53 billion in…
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Cleared for Take-Off: Almost 6 800 South African Women Now Hold Aviation Licences, and a Quarter of Student Pilots Are Female
South Africa now has almost 6 800 licensed women aviation professionals, and women make up over a quarter of student pilots, Transport…
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Celebrating Mzansi’s Women of Science: 2026 SAWiSA Finalists Announced Ahead of Johannesburg Gala
The DSTI has announced the 2026 South African Women in Science Awards finalists, with winners to be crowned at a Sandton gala…
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