The Development Bank of Southern Africa was appointed in 2019 as the implementing agent to accelerate infrastructure projects for the defence department.
Although it has joined 14 other countries with marked improvements, South Africa’s pandemic stimulus spending is still less than 50% green
The Development Bank of Southern Africa plans to use the booming market to finance its climate projects and invest in infrastructure
The struggling national carrier’s business rescue practitioners say the move to restructure the airline is a bid to return to profitability and to attract equity partners
The bank provides vital financial backing for green initiatives
The bank manages the design and construction of key projects in education, health, housing and renewable energy
Africa needs to improve governance, build infrastructure, and reduce trade barriers to achieve inclusive growth
The Development Bank of Southern Africa has a clear strategy for the African energy crisis and isn’t stopping until it is resolved.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa works with countries in the Southern African Development Community to bring power and positive change.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa invests in the power of air and renewable energy.
The DBSA supports the !Khi Solar One, Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) Project as part of our goal to bring new technology into the solar sector.
Concerns persist over the government’s ability to implement and finance large-scale programmes.
The support the IDC is providing to the development of the country’s green economy is expected to have a significant impact on job creation.
The Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) has been doing work in the healthcare sector for quite some time focused on policy direction.
For Thabo Rakoloti, the work the DBSA is doing with the Department of Health could be used as a model for other government departments.
A key factor for Ravi Naidoo, group executive of development planning at the DBSA, was having excellent and visionary health Ministers in government.
"Our focus lies on infrastructure and clinical service will remain within government," says Mohale Rakgate, investment banking manager at the DBSA.