SANRAL

SANRAL recently hosted a Career Expo in Khanyayo Village on the Wild Coast, attended by nearly 700 Grade 12 learners from around Ingquza Hill Local Municipality, where SANRAL’s mega project the Msikaba Bridge has been under ..

The South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) awarded 320 tenders to the value of R51 billion in the 2022/23 financial year, significantly up from the R22 billion of tenders awarded in the preceding year. In addition, a further 12 ..

The Ashburton Interchange project is part of SANRAL’s larger N2 and N3 upgrade programmes, and the scope of work stretches across the Msunduzi, eThekwini and Mkhambathini Municipalities. It is aimed at bolstering the capacities of South ..

With the help of SANRAL, Simphiwe Mhlongo has paved the way to a better life for her loved ones and the 11 employees of her company, by procuring work on the N3 Ashburton Interchange and the ..

Small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) from various towns in Matjhabeng Local Municipality in the Free State can now confidently submit tender documents when tendering for construction contracts, thanks to an innovative transformation initiative by SANRAL. ..

Speaking after his first 100 days in office, SANRAL CEO, Reginal Demana said: “A challenge to SANRAL will be investing more in our roads for expansion and maintenance, and investing more in road safety – whether ..

SANRAL is proud of its long-term investment in education and the support given to hundreds of young people over the years through scholarships and bursaries. Scholarships are available to all high school learners, i.e. from Grade ..

SANRAL Construction and Maintenance Manager Danie Erasmus said several road maintenance and upgrading projects had been lined up for the Northern Cape, and that a vast difference had been seen in the conditions of roads in ..

SANRAL has invested more than R8 billion on roads construction projects in the Eastern Cape, and most of these projects have benefitted majority black-owned companies. The  projects under construction include the upgrading of R63 section 13 ..

The 580m Msikaba Bridge will cross the 195m deep Msikaba River gorge and once complete will be the longest-span cable-stayed suspension bridge in South Africa. It will also be the second longest in Africa after the ..