The conference drew the business community and prospective private sector investors from the East Africa region in areas of transport and logistics, energy, manufacturing, trade and industry.
Infrastructure development is the cornerstone of the Government of National Unity’s (GNU) strategy to boost investment in the economy, which has stagnated for over a decade. Public infrastructure spending over the next three years will amount...
When the City of Johannesburg launched Rea Vaya in August 2009, it marked a historic moment – not just for the city, but for the entire continent. As the first full Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in Africa, Rea Vaya was a bold, visionary step...
South African households spend over 20% of their income on transport expenses for long commutes, a burden largely rooted in apartheid-era spatial dislocation and inefficient land-use planning. Compounding this economic strain is the ageing and...