May 22, 2026

May 22, 2026 Over the next period of 25 years, infrastructure investment in South Africa is forecast to be led by transport, resources and power, which together account for about sixty three percent of the nation’s infrastructure. This occurs when spending continues through to 2050, audit and assurance firm PWC’s ‘Global Infrastructure outlook 2025 -2050’

May 22, 2026 In parts of KwaZulu-Natal, learners are arriving at schools damaged by repeated break-ins, stripped electrical infrastructure, and growing fears that criminal activity is beginning to erode the learning environment itself. The growing crisis has once again been highlighted in the Midlands, where Isibongo Primary School in Mpophomeni has reportedly suffered repeated break-ins