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26 May 2012
   
 
 

The new administration, under President Jacob Zuma, has placed the country's R787-billion infrastructure push at the heart of the country's stimulus response to the economic crisis. But, it also wants State enterprises to do more to support the creation of industrial activity and jobs around these programmes. Acting CEO Chris Wells explains how Transnet is responding.

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There is growing pressure on South Africa's State enterprises to generate localisation opportunities around their big investment programmes. We spoke to acting Transnet CEO Chris Wells about the utility's plans for meeting this objective.
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