Good Morning, Goeie More, Sanibonani, Dumelang
In delivering the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure s budget to the National Assembly yesterday, I stated that I believe that investing in South Africa s infrastructure will bring us closer to our continent as we link to our neighbours with new ports of entry, bridges and roads - increasing trade and deepening our links.
As President Cyril Ramaphosa said we are not only going to talk about our plans but emphasise what we have already done.
Let me report on how the excavators are breaking ground as we implement the Infrastructure Investment Plan approved by Cabinet in May 2020.
A disparate approach to South Africa’s economy emerged across the economic cluster budget votes delivered in Parliament. That’s despite ministers talking of accelerating progress in the Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan.
A disparate approach to South Africa’s economy emerged across the economic cluster budget votes delivered in Parliament. That’s despite ministers talking of accelerating progress in the Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan.
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Experts from business, organised labour, think tanks and SOEs are involved in drafting the plan. Image: Shutterstock
The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) is developing the National Infrastructure Plan 2045 (NIP 2045), which will provide investors with a clear picture of the governmentâs infrastructure plans for the next 24 years.
DPWI Minister Patricia de Lille confirmed this on Tuesday during her budget vote speech in parliament and also provided an update on the status of some of the government’s major strategic integrated projects (SIPs).
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