Community Development Archives - Page 4 of 22

SANRAL’s transformation journey hits Sedibeng

Local businesses were engaged on how they can participate in road construction contracts in the area, as well as strengthen existing relationships with the municipalities. Achieving transformation in the construction industry is a priority for the South African National Roads Agency ..

Community development programme creates safer walkways for residents in Eastern Cape villages

Of the 12 SMMEs appointed to build the walkways, eight were female-owned and four were youth-owned with CIDB level between 1 and 2. Twelve SMMEs created work for 120 people during the construction of pedestrian walkways on ..

Women consortium boosted by SANRAL training

Yeyethu Bafazi is defying the odds and making moves in an industry that continues to undermine their capabilities and passion. Yeyethu Bafazi Construction is a consortium established in 2018 by a group of five women subsequent ..

Taking SANRAL to Upington

The agency is committed to creating economic opportunities for small black businesses to grow and prosper. The South African National Roads Agency (SOC) Limited (SANRAL) held a stakeholder engagement session in Upington, attended by local subcontractors in ..

Taking SANRAL to Nkomazi

This initiative addresses matters of concern raised by local business and the municipality, in addition to educating about the opportunities available. Small businesses in Nkomazi are set to benefit from upcoming road construction projects. The South African National ..

Taking SANRAL to Elias Motsoaledi

SANRAL is guided by the Horizon 2030 strategy and transformation policy that is mindful of the developmental role the agency plays. Small businesses in Elias Motsoaledi, which includes Groblersdal, are about to get a boost. The South African National ..

Young people, women encouraged to participate in SANRAL projects

Interacting with the town’s business community was opportune for SANRAL to share information about its continuing role in infrastructure development, job creation and skills development. Deputy Transport Minister, Sindisiwe Chikunga, has called on young people, women and other ..

Building for better quality of life

The new N2 will open this coastal strip while also providing a safer, flatter and faster link between Durban and the industrial centres of East London and Port Elizabeth. The N2 Wild Coast road (N2WCR) construction project ..

Safer roads for Pretoria pedestrians and cyclists this Easter

Its elegant structure, with an arched steel plate girder substructure and a cast in situ concrete deck, has been engineered to international standards with pedestrians and cyclists in mind. A new, and attractive bridge will soon ..

Spinoffs from N2WCR project

Once completed, the road will improve access, mobility for all road users including tourists. The N2 Wild Coast Road (N2WCR) is a catalytic route for regional, local and socio-economic development. As a flagship project of South African National Roads ..