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Upgrade improves safety, uplifts local business

Communities along the R510 from Rustenburg to the Limpopo border seeing considerable economic benefits. The repairing and resealing of the R510 which runs from Rustenburg to the Limpopo border, has been completed. The road is now ..

Roads are part of South Africa’s heritage

“Roads tell a story of who we are, where come from as a country … and speak to our future.” Enjoying a holiday this Heritage Month has not just been about arriving at the destination, but ..

Intelligence makes a difference on South African roads

SANRAL and partners continue to prioritise road safety throughout the countrywide network. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL), in partnership with local law enforcement authorities, provincial governments, and various agencies from the department ..

September-October 18 N-Route Publication

New SANRAL board announced

Following a Cabinet meeting held on 22 August 2018, it announced that five new non-executive members were appointed to SANRAL’s Board: Mr Themba Barrange Mhambi (Chairperson); Mr Alderman Robert Haswell; Ms Nkareng Mpobane; Mr Thamsanqa Piet ..

“A trailblazing step”

Access to sophisticated equipment used in construction is one of the biggest hurdles facing emerging companies. They often do not have the capital to purchase major machinery used for excavations, ground moving and the grading of ..

Transformation rolling on

Transforming the construction industry is a major thrust of SANRAL. The country-wide consultation on the draft transformation policy has been concluded, implementation of those sections that were generally supported has begun, the policy is now final ..

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Upgrade improves safety, uplifts local business

Roads are part of South Africa’s heritage

Intelligence makes a difference on South African roads

September-October 18 N-Route Publication

New SANRAL board announced

“A trailblazing step”

Transformation rolling on

First family moved

Tender training

Mt Edgecombe done