Western Cape's population surges, putting pressure on infrastructure and services
More residents are moving from other provinces to the Western Cape in search of opportunities. Marvin Charles www.news24.com
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Politicians betray citizens on Gauteng infrastructure
Weak municipalities, already struggling to deliver essential services like water and electricity, are another contributing factor. Yet, premier Panyaza Lesufi
Gauteng’s infrastructure crisis: a catastrophic failure of leadership
The Department of Infrastructure Development has come up with a different number of “distressed” projects, flagging 58 projects needing R1.
Media Statement: Eastern Cape NCOP Delegation Calls for Resuscitation of Delayed Infrastructure Development Projects
Parliament, Friday, 20 September 2024—On the last day of the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) 2024 Provincial Week Programme, the
Service delivery | Gauteng faces challenges delivering viable infrastructure
JOHANNESBURG – Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi met a delegation of the National Council of Provinces on Tuesday to discuss the
NCOP delegates visit Northern Cape housing and infrastructure projects – DFA
Northern Cape delegates from the National Council of Provinces are conducting inspections of housing and key public infrastructure projects across
Media Statement: Eastern Cape NCOP Delegation Impressed by Progress Made on Infrastructure Projects in the Province
Parliament, Wednesday, 18 September 2024 – Despite the many socio-economic challenges that are still adversely affecting the province, the National
Media Alert: Limpopo NCOP Delegates Set to Conduct Site Visits to Provincial and Municipal Infrastructure Projects in Waterberg District
Parliament, Sunday, 15 September 2024 – The Limpopo’s permanent delegates to the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) will, together with
The Need to Create More Opportunities for Mpumalanga’s Youth | Infrastructure news
Mpumalanga has yet to untap the potential of its youthful demographic. There is a need to foster tailored programmes that
Free State residents frustrated by unfinished infrastructure projects in welcome
The ANC government in the Free State is again coming under criticism, this time for failing to complete infrastructure projects