SANRAL | Infrastructure news - Part 6

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AECI acquires Much Asphalt for R2.272 billion

African specialty chemicals company AECI on Monday announced that it is acquiring 100% of South African asphalt producer, Much Asphalt for a cash price of R2.272 billion. Much Asphalt is South Africa’s leading asphalt producer, servicing a range of...
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N2 upgrade to improve safety

The R980 million upgrade of the N2 between Grahamstown and the Fish River Pass in the Eastern Cape is progressing well as phase two of the road infrastructure project continues. The second phase of the upgrade project, which is valued at R283...
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Road agencies start post storm damage control

The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) and the Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) have started damage assessments and clean-up operations following heavy storms and flooding that affected parts of Johannesburg and KwaZulu-Natal earlier this...

Sanral looks to the future with Horizon 2030

Sanral has embarked on the development of a new, long- term strategy which articulates its vision and the necessary strategic and tactical interventions needed to deliver on its objectives. Horizon 2030, the new long-term strategy that has been...

A closer look at Mt Edgecombe

The new Mount Edgecombe Interchange is expected to significantly reduce the high traffic volumes experienced on the old interchange. The R816 million Sanral project is nearing completion and boasts  the longest incrementally launched bridge in...