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Gauteng MEC of Public Transport and Roads Infrastructure, Jacob Mamabolo spoke to CNBC Africa about the future of the Gautrain as new CEO William Dachs takes the reigns.</p>


MEC Jacob Mamabolo on what lies ahead for the Gautrain

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<p>One of the big deals discussed at the Africa Investment Forum is the R17 billion waste-to-energy project in Gauteng Province. It involves the three big municipalities in the province. Noxolo Mtembu, Project Manager of Gauteng Infrastructure Financing Agency (GIFA) joins CNBC Africa’s Chris Bishop for more about this project, where the funding will come from and how it will be deployed.</p>


Africa Investment Forum: GIFA Project Manager Noxolo Mtembu on dissection of waste-to-energy project funds

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<p>At last year’s South Africa Investment Conference, close to R300 billion was pledged to investment in South Africa. How much of this went to the Gauteng Province? CNBC Africa’s Karabo Letlhatlha spoke to Gauteng Premier David Makhura about the impact this investment has had to the Province to date and what the future holds.</p>


David Makhura: How Gauteng stands to benefit from this year’s SA Investment Conference

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<p>Gauteng residents are urged to use water sparingly as dam levels appear to be lower than what it was last year but what does that mean for business in the province. CNBC Africa is joined John Purchase, CEO of Agbiz by for more.</p>


Is drought drying up businesses in Gauteng?

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<p>With a just a mere 24 hours until South Africans cast their vote in the 2019 national elections, a poll conducted by The South African Institute of race relations has revealed that the ANC may not rejoice in the election results.</p>


IRR poll: ANC risks losing majority in Gauteng & KZN

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<p>The latest Corruption Watch 2018 report has revealed that corruption has eroded the pillars of South African democracy.</p>


Gauteng records the most cases of corruption in 2018 – report

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<p>Gauteng Finance MEC Barbara Creecy delivered the provincial budget address. Municipal spending targets are one of the biggest issues this year, with R132 billion set for budget allocation.</p>


#GPBudget2019: Barbara Creecy allocates R62mn for struggling municipalities

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<p>Gauteng Premier, David Makhura, delivered his last the State of the Province Address at the Alberton Civic Centre on Monday 18 of February. He gave a detailed account of the achievements and challenges the Provincial Government recorded in the past five years. His address highlighted the Gauteng Government’s programme of action and service delivery priorities for the year ahead. CNBC Africa’s Lubabalo caught up with Lebogang Maile, MEC for Economic Development to hear what he thought of the David Makura’s address.</p>


Lebogang Maile on Eskom crisis, tackling unemployment

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<p>Gauteng Premier, David Makhura, delivered his last the State of the Province Address at the Alberton Civic Centre today. He gave a detailed account of the achievements and challenges the Provincial Government recorded in the past five years. One of the key achievements is that of township entrepreneurial developments.</p>


David Makhura delivers his last State of the Province Address

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<p>A big march is scheduled tomorrow against the seeming continuation of the e-tolls which are largely contested by Outa and Cosatu. CNBC Africa’s Karabo Letlhatlha spoke to Dumisani Dakile, Gauteng Secretary, Cosatu.</p>


Cosatu to lead march against e-tolls

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<p>The local government is taking steps, those in the form of flight with drone technology, towards fighting corruption. Just how much is being put into the project for the public&#8217;s interest. CNBC Africa is joined by Jacob Mamabolo, Gauteng&#8217;s MEC of Department Infrastructure Development for more.</p>


How the Gauteng government is investing in the fight against corruption

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<p>One of the driving forces behind the land debate is the fact the millions of South Africans don&#8217;t have homes. There is a new scheme emerging to help people build their own homes on open land. CNBC Africa&#8217;s Karabo Letlhatlha gives more details.</p>


Gauteng distributes expropriated land for DIY homes

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<p>Over half the world’s population lives in cities and it is predicted that by 2030, this number will have grown to more than 70 per cent. Tackling this influx of people was one of the agendas of the ongoing Metropolis Annual Meeting where delegates from over 137 cities around the world have converged at Johannesburg’s Sandton Convention Centre. CNBC Africa’s Aviwe Mtila spoke to the Gauteng MEC for Roads &#038; Transport, Ismail Vadi, on the side-lines of the 3 day meeting.</p>


Metropolis annual meeting to tackle overpopulation

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<p>At a Post Gauteng Budget breakfast event, CNBC Africa spoke to Cathy Shilubana, Senior Manager, Risk Advisory Public Sector, Deloitte about the risk factors faced by the public sector against the backdrop of the 2018/2019 Gauteng Budget.</p>


Understanding public sector risk management post 2018 budget

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<p>The Gauteng 2018/2019 Budget makes provision for Small and Medium Enterprises, yet some business people have concerns about accountability to ensure that what has been promised is delivered.</p>


Small businesses call for more accountability in 2018 Gauteng budget address

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<p>A post Gauteng Budget breakfast held at GIBS offered the opportunity to stakeholders, whether they be big business or small to medium enterprises to get insights on the Budget, as tabled by Gauteng Finance MEC Barbara Creecy.</p>


Business gives insight to Barbara Creecy’s 2018 Gauteng budget speech

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<p>The budget cuts to provincial and municipal government grants announced by former finance minister Malusi Gigaba became apparent when Gauteng tabled its latest R121.4 billion budget on Tuesday.</p>


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MEC Jacob Mamabolo on what lies ahead for the Gautrain

Africa Investment Forum: GIFA Project Manager Noxolo Mtembu on dissection of waste-to-energy project funds

David Makhura: How Gauteng stands to benefit from this year’s SA Investment Conference

Is drought drying up businesses in Gauteng?

IRR poll: ANC risks losing majority in Gauteng & KZN

Gauteng records the most cases of corruption in 2018 – report

#GPBudget2019: Barbara Creecy allocates R62mn for struggling municipalities

Lebogang Maile on Eskom crisis, tackling unemployment

David Makhura delivers his last State of the Province Address

Cosatu to lead march against e-tolls

How the Gauteng government is investing in the fight against corruption

Gauteng distributes expropriated land for DIY homes

Metropolis annual meeting to tackle overpopulation

Understanding public sector risk management post 2018 budget

Small businesses call for more accountability in 2018 Gauteng budget address

Business gives insight to Barbara Creecy’s 2018 Gauteng budget speech

Deloitte Africa’s Nazeer Essop reacts to the Gauteng 2018 budget

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MEC Jacob Mamabolo on what lies ahead for the Gautrain

Africa Investment Forum: GIFA Project Manager Noxolo Mtembu on dissection of waste-to-energy project funds

David Makhura: How Gauteng stands to benefit from this year’s SA Investment Conference

Is drought drying up businesses in Gauteng?

IRR poll: ANC risks losing majority in Gauteng & KZN

Gauteng records the most cases of corruption in 2018 – report

#GPBudget2019: Barbara Creecy allocates R62mn for struggling municipalities

Lebogang Maile on Eskom crisis, tackling unemployment

David Makhura delivers his last State of the Province Address

Cosatu to lead march against e-tolls

How the Gauteng government is investing in the fight against corruption

Gauteng distributes expropriated land for DIY homes

Metropolis annual meeting to tackle overpopulation

Understanding public sector risk management post 2018 budget

Small businesses call for more accountability in 2018 Gauteng budget address

Business gives insight to Barbara Creecy’s 2018 Gauteng budget speech

Deloitte Africa’s Nazeer Essop reacts to the Gauteng 2018 budget

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