09
Oct
MIYELANI HOLENI | Why SA’s cities are stuck in the blueprint phase
South Africa has some of the most progressive spatial planning legislation in the developing world. The Spatial Planning & Land Use Management Act (Spluma), the Municipal Systems Act and the National Development Plan 2030 together create a methodology that should…
07
Oct
MIYELANI HOLENI | Making infrastructure the backbone of economic growth
Infrastructure is the silent yet visible engine of every thriving economy; its decay or its absence is the loudest signal of a dying town or city. Roads, railways, power lines, water pipes and digital networks don’t just connect places; they…
05
Oct
MIYELANI HOLENI | Why SA’s cities are failing as enterprises
South Africa’s 257 municipalities are, in essence, publicly owned businesses. They hold a monopoly on essential services within their boundaries through electricity reticulation, water distribution, sewerage management and waste collection. They own the infrastructure, control the customer base, and levy…
04
Sep
Media Statement
Ntiyiso has noted the reports concerning arrests linked to Emfuleni Local Municipality. Ntiyiso takes allegations of fraud, corruption and misconduct extremely seriously and maintains a zero-tolerance approach to unlawful conduct.
02
Sep
South Africa’s Next Decade: Turning Modest Growth into Investment, Productivity and Industrial Transformation By Dr Clement Moyo, Economist and Project Manager
The continent has the labour, the resources, the growing consumer markets, and increasingly, the policy intent to industrialise. And yet the gap persists.
31
Aug
How R1.8 million in preparation work unlocked an R800-million lifeline for Matjhabeng’s crumbling water network
The continent has the labour, the resources, the growing consumer markets, and increasingly, the policy intent to industrialise. And yet the gap persists.
