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SANRAL is going the extra mile to provide economic opportunities to marginalised groups in South Africa – women, youth and people living with disabilities as well as military veterans. SANRAL has unveiled economic opportunities running into ..

Final touches are being added to the newly upgraded Thembalethu Bridge over the N2 in George. SANRAL, in collaboration with George Municipality, has been working for almost two years to widen the old bridge to create ..

Shaheil Khoosal presenting to aspirant engineers at the Nelson Mandela University STEM Career Day SANRAL’s Technical Excellence Academy (TEA) was established a decade ago in 2014. Based at the SANRAL Southern Region offices in the Eastern ..

The Msikaba Bridge project in the Eastern Cape is progressing significantly, and now entering technically challenging phases. This bridge forms part of SANRAL’s N2 Wild Coast project. The last two years have been spent completing the four 21,000 ..

Mentorship of new entrants and the professionalisation of practitioners will help people in the construction industry to excel and build roads and sustainable infrastructure that will transform the shape of the economy. The National African Federation for the Building Industry (NAFBI) has a mentorship ..

SANRAL has invested over R364 million for developing critical road infrastructure in Gert Sibande District Municipality in Mpumalanga. This includes about R191 million for restoration of the national road N17, section 5 from km 85.0 to ..

Upgrades to the vital N11 corridor will resolve the chronic traffic congestion and reduce road carnage, providing greater mobility, increased safety, and reduced travel time. The N11 corridor is integral to the economic growth of Southern ..

SANRAL has rolled out more than 700 projects worth some R44 billion over the last five years. These projects, which include roads, tunnels, bridges and interchanges, have enabled ordinary citizens who were previously excluded from economic ..

As South Africa marks 30 Years of Freedom, President Cyril Ramaphosa used his State of the Nation Address (SONA) to outline how government has impacted the lives of ordinary people over the past three decades. He told ..