Companies within the portfolio of the Department of Public Enterprises will invest R105bn in infrastructure this financial year, according to Public Enterprise Minister Malusi Gigaba.

Africa's infrastructure problem is not caused by a scarcity of money

As South Africa today attends its first BRICS summit as a full member of the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) club of nations, global commercial real estate firm Jones Lang LaSalle (NYSE: JLL) re-affirms its commitment to the country

Governments all over the world have turned to infrastructure projects over the past few years as an immediate means of creating employment and boosting economies out of recession

Prasa will embark on a 'market engagement' process aimed at potential train manufacturers in South Africa, Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele.

To satisfy SA’s infrastructure requirements, government is slowly realising that it will have to leverage private-sector funds

Credit Suisse Standard Securities has explored the notion of a potential future alliance between China based construction players and Murray & Roberts.

'Some improvements, but could do a lot better', is probably the summary of Transnet’s report card for the past five years.

With Airports Company SA’s infrastructure upgrades complete at all 10 airports, the attention is now on the operational readiness for the World Cup.

Building materials supplier, Afrimat, has reported a 25.7% rise in diluted headline earnings per share to 50.9c for the year ended February 2010 from 40.5c a year ago.