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Musina Ring Road on track for completion

One year after construction started on the Musina Ring, north of Limpopo, it is on schedule to be completed on time, unless weather conditions prevent the completion. Climate conditions is the only factor standing in the ..

R107-million for maintaining Eastern Cape roads

The Premier of the Eastern Cape, Phumulo Masualle, has highlighted the building of two bridges by the South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) during his State of the Province speech. He also spoke about ..

Joburg honoured for effective traffic management

In a study of 390 cities around the world, Johannesburg – South Africa’s most densely populated city – has earned special recognition from an international panel of traffic experts for its effective traffic management systems. ..

SANRAL’s new appointments

The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited has made two new appointments that will look to ensure emerging black-owned enterprises are given more opportunity to do business with the agency. Ismail Essa is the ..

SANRAL in the 2017 Budget

Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan presented the 2017 Budget and highlighted how state-owned companies (SOCs) were an important part of the restructuring and strengthening of the economy. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) ..

Why KING IV matters

One of the hallmarks of our relatively young democracy has been its contribution to the discourse on corporate governance now enshrined in what is commonly referred to as the King Report. In July 1993, the ..

Automatic payment method rolled out

Trans African Concessions (TRAC) has commenced rolling out the automated tag payment system on the N4 toll route. The initiative will be rolled out in phases, with a pilot phase for selected tag holders that started ..

SANRAL embarks on multimillion-rand resurfacing project

A multimillion-rand resurfacing project by the South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) has commenced in the Eastern Cape. The R226-million road resurfacing project of the R67 between Grahamstown and Fort Beaufort is set to ..

Pacaltsdorp Bridge wins coveted award

A small town in the Western Cape, Pacaltsdorp, now has an internationally recognised bridge which is beneficial to the community. In the apartheid era, it was the “coloured township” associated with George but administrated independently. The ..

SANRAL engineering project saves Uitenhage Industrial Zone from power black-outs

The South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) has saved Africa’s automotive manufacturing capital from power blackouts with an R80-million slope stabilisation engineering project in Nelson Mandela Bay. The instability of the R75 on-ramp into Uitenhage ..