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Infrastructure SA preparing 34 projects to come to the market before end-2026 
By: Irma Venter 26th May 2025 Infrastructure South Africa (ISA) is currently preparing and packaging 34 projects with an estimated capital value of R259-billion, says ISA acting... →
UN ECA urges reforms to credit rating to support Africa's access to affordable capital
By: Schalk Burger 26th May 2025 The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) has called for reforms to sovereign credit rating practices that, despite clear signs of... →
G20 fora should discuss closing household food insecurity gap – FNB
By: Marleny Arnoldi 26th May 2025 Despite South Africa being food secure on a national level and the country being the largest agricultural exporter on the continent, access to food... →
Mavuso says third Budget’s expenditure reviews, grant reform bodes well
By: Marleny Arnoldi 26th May 2025 While it did take three months and three revisions for South Africa’s national Budget to be passed, Business Leadership South Africa CEO Busi... →
SA: Professor Blade Nzimande: Address by Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation, on the occasion of the African Science Leaders G20 Dialogue at Mpumalanga University (25/05/2025)
26th May 2025 Inspired by the theme of this occasion, which is: Harnessing Global Solidarity for the Implementation of STISA 2034, I wish to reflect on severely... →
SA: Maropene Ramokgopa: Address by Minister in The Presidency for Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation and Chairperson of the G20 Development Working Group, during the 3rd meeting of the Development Working Group (25/05/2025)
26th May 2025 We meet on a significant day, as the African continent and global community celebrates Africa Day. We remember the founding of the Organisation of... →
Powering Progress: Why Business and Human Rights Must Be at the Heart of Africa’s Energy Future
26th May 2025 As Africa enters a critical decade of energy development and industrialisation, the demand for reliable power, sustainable infrastructure and clean... →
SACP initial statement on the budget
26th May 2025 The transport sector is more likely to not absorb but pass the increase in the fuel levy to consumers. This will affect commuters in taxis and... →
