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Infrastructure to guide South Africa’s growth

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The 2025 state of the nation address was a call for collaboration across the sectors, both public and private, to pull together in order to grow South Africa’s economy. President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted the backdrop that South Africa finds itself on is a difficult one, “There are global fundamental shifts underway that affect every aspect of human life. From the growing impact of climate change to rapid advances in artificial intelligence, …

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Infrastructure to guide South Africa’s growth

The 2025 state of the nation address was a call for collaboration across the sectors, both public and private, to pull together in order to grow South Africa’s economy. President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted the backdrop that South Africa finds itself on is a difficult one, “There are global fundamental shifts underway that affect every aspect of human life. From the growing impact of climate change to rapid advances in artificial intelligence, …

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Infrastructure news broke the news in 17 days ago on Friday, February 7, 2025.

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