The inclination to further entrench the reach of the private sector to plug the gaps left by the government will be our doom
The firm faces a backlash and industry sanction over its handling of the Gupta and Sars audits
Seemingly stalled probes stoke concerns that the criminal justice system is broken
"It is the transparency of the voters’ register that will determine whether the elections will
be free and fair"
The former KPMG chief executive accused of having a cosy relationship with the Gupta family has resigned from his post at Alexander Forbes Africa.
A forensic audit has found that records were altered to have a price hike okayed
Strengthening the functions of local government.
Supplementing services to increase investment.
A program me dedicated to improve services in informal settlements in gaining prominence.
Addressing the challenges of energy supply.
Addressing the challenges of infrastructure.
Technology is changing the lives of those who are disadvantaged.
Described as one of the most exciting science projects of the century, the SKA radio telescope project is progressing according to schedule.
Increasing fibre networking across South Africa.
Global research shows that broadband access boosts GDP, and SA’s National Infrastructure Development Plan aims to increase broadband penetration.
The water sector must intervene with other partners to address the issues of infrastructure.
Government plans to improve South Africa’s water infrastructure.
Minister of Economic Development Ebrahim Patel and the PICC have a more upbeat vision for water.
Strategic interventions to assist in the provision of water.
Used water should be reused rather than rejected as “waste-water”, analyst says.
Without the concerted efforts of all stakeholders, South Africa could face a water crisis alongside its power crisis.
With South Africa among the world’s 30 most water-scarce countries, curbing water wastage needs to be a key priority, KPMG says.
Economic development is dependent on both water and energy.
The national infrastructure development plan presents new opportunities for the region.
Trade union UASA says while the national Infrastructure Development Plan is being implemented, mines are shutting down and employees are losing jobs.
The South Africa’s mining sector is sitting on massive mineral resources.
South Africa must use the potential of mining inputs to drive industrialisation, comments Ebrahim Patel.
The government’s national infrastructure plan is intended to transform the economic landscape of South Africa.
Effective implementation of the national infrastructure development plan could position SA’s mining sector to capitalise on the next growth cycle.
The national infrastructure development plan could catalyse significant growth, but challenges need to be addressed, says Exxaro.
Richards Bay Coal Terminal shows that growth and progress is possible on the back of improved operations.
African issues have shifted from being a “fringe” activity at the gathering a few years ago, according to the minister of trade and industry.