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Regional overview of Gauteng
 South Africa’s smallest province geographically is the country’s most important economic region. With 35% of total household consumption, excellent infrastructure and massive manufacturing capacity, Gauteng is a leader in many spheres. ...read more

Gauteng’s metropoles
 Close to nine million people live in Gauteng’s main cities. ...read more

Gauteng’s airports are taking off
 An aerotropolis is planned and upgrades for many of Gauteng’s smaller airports are on the cards. ...read more

New plants driven by innovation
 Gauteng is the site of several new factories in a wide range of sectors. ...read more

R280m Bombela top-up likely as toll delay affects Gautrain numbers
 The Gauteng government will pay an estimated R280-million to Gautrain operator, the Bombela Concession Company, for the financial year ending March 31, as the company's income from the rapid-rail service will not reach the levels projected by the provincial government. ...read more

Joy Global Africa invests in new DC
 Mining equipment maker Joy Global Africa will invest R70-million in a new distribution centre at its Wadeville Centre of Excellence Plant, in Germiston, east of Johannesburg. ...read more

SA’s solar jobs potential to be analysed
 The link between job creation and the deployment of solar energy solutions in South Africa will come under the spotlight during a SolarPlaza conference in Johannesburg on January 25. ...read more

SA's new R23bn fuel pipeline operational
 State-owned freight logistics group Transnet took delivery on Wednesday of its new multiproduct pipeline (NMPP), which runs between the coastal city of Durban and Jameson Park, near Heidelberg, south of Johannesburg. The pipeline, which would be commissioned in stages over the coming 18 months, is currently handling the delivery of diesel fuel to South Africa¡¯s economic heartland of Gauteng. ...read more

No alternative but the green road for Tshwane
 The City of Tshwane actively participated in the recent 17th Conference of the People (COP17) in Durban where it not only lead the South African Local Government Association (SALGA) delegation to the conference but also exhibited Tshwane’s adoption of the green culture. ...read more











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