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SANRAL condemns violence during Mooi River protests

Agency calls on law enforcement agencies to act decisively on those who destroyed property and endangered safety. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) condemned the violent and destructive protests at the Mooi River ..

Minister of Transport on road safety drive in Port Elizabeth

The Eastern Cape had the fourth–highest fatalities in the country over Easter. The Minister of Transport, Dr Blade Nzimande, and Eastern Cape MEC for Transport and Safety, Weziwe Tikana, led several road safety activation programmes in Port Elizabeth after the ..

Embracing technology for safer roads

Randall Cable, Western Cape Regional Manager, writes that all stakeholders must play a proactive role in road safety. Technology is changing society in so many ways and we must intensify our search for more technological solutions when addressing ..

SANRAL looks to own revenue generation

The cut in SANRAL’s budget allocation this year is one reason why own revenue generation becomes more urgent. The budget for the non-toll portfolio is received from National Treasury by means of an annual budget allocation. ..

SANRAL’s big plans for KZN

The N3 Corridor has got off the starting blocks: the 84km freeway between Durban and Pietermaritzburg – KwaZulu-Natal’s Gateway to Africa – is planned to be upgraded in phases over the next 8 to 10 years. ..

“Regional SANRAL” for SADC mooted

A regional roads agency within SADC – based on the SANRAL model – was envisaged by Transport Minister, Dr Blade Nzimande, in Parliament. The Minister made the remarks at the conclusion of his department’s briefing to ..

Top professionals join SANRAL’s leadership team

Three accomplished professionals with extensive experience in the engineering and transport sectors were appointed to senior leadership positions in SANRAL. Dumisani Nkabinde is the new Regional Manager for SANRAL’s Eastern Region, Randall Cable will be responsible ..

New contractor sought for N2 upgrade

SANRAL halts realignment due to contractor failing to meet standards of contract. The realignment of the N2 at the Umhlali and Umvoti River Bridges has been delayed because the contractor had failed to source materials as ..

Safe crossings for East Rand pedestrians

SANRAL invests R90-million for three new bridges across the N17. The safety of pedestrians on the East Rand has improved significantly with the construction of three new pedestrian bridges across the busy N17 between Springs and ..

N2 Wild Coast Road legacy project empowers local women and communities

Women from Eastern Cape communities complete a life-changing training programme with SANRAL. Twelve women from the Mtentu and Lusikisiki communities (OR Tambo and Alfred Nzo Districts) in the Eastern Cape, recently completed a training programme with ..