Between 2014 and 2022, Sanral invested more than R28 billion in the Eastern Cape.
) has announced a significant investment of nearly R2 billion in the Dr AB Xuma Local Municipality in the Eastern Cape.
Sanral has identified two road infrastructure development projects in the municipality. These initiatives encompass various aspects, including upgrading roads, bridges, culverts, and enhancing road safety. “PLCs will assist in creating a platform for project liaison, works execution, subcontracting and facilitating employment opportunities for local community members. These include young people, women, people with disabilities and military veterans. Local subcontractors and communities must benefit from our projects, and we value transparency with communities on these contracts,” said Ndika.
Furthermore, Sanral southern region’s transformation unit Zenande Mpondo shared the agency’s dedication to providing training and development opportunities for SMME contractors to enhance their skills and business acumen.“All small, micro and medium enterprises will be required to undertake assessment and class activities during the training, and they will have to demonstrate competence to be awarded the unit standard.
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