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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 ..

Over the past five years, SANRAL’s flagship projects have redefined infrastructure, turning aspirations into realities across the nation. From ambitious road upgrades and interchange innovations to tunnels and bridges that stand as marvels of engineering, these ..

  SANRAL’s Transformation Policy is geared towards ensuring that the playing fields are levelled in the construction industry and a meaningful impact is made in all communities where SANRAL projects take place. SANRAL actively implements transformation ..

SANRAL is expected to inject close to R2 billion into the Dr AB Xuma Local Municipality in the Eastern Cape when it implements its road maintenance projects over the next three years. Two road infrastructure development ..

The Moloto Road (R573) routine road maintenance and upgrade project has given local businesses the opportunity to participate in tendering for subcontracting work. At a recent stakeholder engagement session about the R573, SANRAL Stakeholder Coordinator Melba ..

The R21 corridor linking Pretoria to Johannesburg and OR Tambo Airport is a priority for SANRAL because of the role it plays in moving people, goods and services. It handles a massive amount of traffic, with ..

Msikaba Bridge is one of two-mega-bridges on the N2 Wild Coast Toll Road, and has exceeded its contract participation goals (CPG) for targeted enterprises (SMMEs and suppliers). Msikaba Bridge’s CPG for targeted enterprises is a minimum ..

The upgrades of the N2 and N3 in KwaZulu-Natal form part of National Government’s key Strategic Integrated Projects, SIP2: Durban-Free State-Gauteng Logistics and Industrial Corridor. SIP2 aims to strengthen the logistics and transport corridor between South ..

SANRAL is readvertising 86 road construction tenders, collectively valued at R7.2 billion, that were among those cancelled because of a legal challenge to its new preferential procurement policy (PPP) scoring system. SANRAL CEO Reginald Demana said ..