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R670-million investment boosts Tshwane Automotive City development - Vimarsana News

R670-million investment boosts Tshwane Automotive City development

'This will position Tshwane as the automotive manufacturing capital for Africa, in support of BMW, Nissan and Ford’s export ambitions.'

EXPLAINER | How recent laws and policies are taking on the 'construction mafia' - Vimarsana News

EXPLAINER | How recent laws and policies are taking on the 'construction mafia'

Recent legislation and policies could play a role in taking on the scourges of mafia syndication and theft. But as may be expected, the key lies in implementation, say Jennifer Smit & Kyle Grootboom.

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Private sector's role in South Africa's low-carbon hydrogen economy - Vimarsana News

Private sector's role in South Africa's low-carbon hydrogen economy

Government has ambitious plans for South Africa to become a global player in hydrogen production, particularly in the blue and green end of the hydrogen spectrum.

Economic development dependent on critical infrastructure, which is dependent on … funding - Vimarsana News

Economic development dependent on critical infrastructure, which is dependent on … funding

SA needs to get a lot closer to its 30% target for capital investment as a percentage of GDP.

Minister Blade Nzimande releases hydrogen roadmap to a... - Vimarsana News

Minister Blade Nzimande releases hydrogen roadmap to a...

South Africa has much catching up to do when it comes to the development of a green hydrogen economy. But this week’s launch of the country’s hydrogen roadmap shows that in this regard, government and the private sector are very much in alignment, even if one wants to move faster than the o...