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SANRAL Scholarship produces bright star

The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) has made Luzuko Jack’s dream to study engineering a reality through its scholarship. Jack, who matriculated from Victoria Park High School last year, is registered at Nelson ..

Safety a priority when constructing

The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited continues to put the safety of all road users into consideration during construction on the N2. In an effort to improve the safety of pedestrians along a section ..

Competition entices youth to pursue engineering career

The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) presented its third annual bridge-building competition in Port Elizabeth during the July school holidays. The event was hosted at SANRAL Southern Region’s Road Materials Testing Lab in ..

It’s all systems go at Moloto

The Moloto Road Imbizo held at the KwaMhlanga Local Municipality in Mpumalanga was successful in fast-tracking the R573 upgrade. This development will benefit the 50 000 daily commuters and 33 communities that live along the Moloto ..

Permanent barrier on R61 eliminates illegal U-turns

Good news for residents of KwaZulu-Natal’s south coast: the erection of a permanent crash barrier over five kilometres will prevent illegal U-turns. This will include the notorious Shelly Beach/Izotsha off-ramp on the national route 61 (R61) where ..