A record R238 billion ($13.4 billion) in public investment, focusing on roads, energy, water, logistics, and other infrastructure, is expected to be spent in the first year. The government is shifting its current goalposts to achieve this.
“As the state substantially increases its capital investment, we recognize that the government does not have the financial resources to undertake this work alone,” Ramaphosa told a recent infrastructure summit in Cape Town. “We are working to mobilize all available capital, both domestic and international, towards this infrastructure boom.
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