Accountability is sorely needed
The Mother City bets on rail to beat its traffic troubles
Joburg faces an alarming cash squeeze as spending outpaces revenue
The state risks losing expertise as it hands public infrastructure to private players
South Africa must build 14,500km of transmission lines by 2034 to connect new renewable power
The ANC and DA offer starkly contrasting manifestos on how to fix South Africa’s municipalities
Private money is going where the government tried but failed to spend
South Africa's consumer spending tailwinds are fading amid inflation and debt pressures. Sustained economic growth will now rely on fixed investment and ongoing infrastructure…
President Cyril Ramaphosa laments South Africa's industrial decline, yet his government's policies are causing it.
George Airport is set for a major upgrade to expand its capacity, but Plettenberg Bay Airport remains closed to commercial flights, affecting local tourism and business.
Pension funds will invest in local infrastructure when the risk-adjusted return is appropriate. To force them to do so will disadvantage members
Joburg’s transport infrastructure was designed for cars. Cyclists are entitled to use the roads, but are treated as intruders in that space
Fears of a failing Gautrain may be premature, as the Gauteng government confirms it will still run under a public-private partnership
The recent African Investment Forum secured $15.2bn for the continent’s most significant and bankable public-private partnerships
Africa receives just 0.3% of global private credit. Yet with potential to provide big returns with relatively little risk, the opportunity is compelling
It’s time to move away from paper-based procurement processes and embrace digital options
South Africa needs massive investment to meet its infrastructure goals. It’s looking to PPPs to plug the gap.
More than a decade of economic stagnation has limited ordinary South Africans’ access to essential goods, services and jobs. Will Operation Vulindlela be able to break this…
PPC’s R3bn investment in the Western Cape is based on a no-growth scenario, and should help it win back market share, says SA’s oldest cement-maker
You’d be forgiven for thinking Joburg Water is staffed by three gents in a jalopy. The absence of the utility’s presence on the streets – while drinking water gushes down…
