South Africa’s struggling energy and transport sectors are set for a major boost after the African Development Bank (AfDB) approved a $475 million (R7.5 billion) loan aimed at overhauling critical ...

PRETORIA: The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved a $474.6 million loan for South Africa's Infrastructure Governance and Green Growth Programme (IGGGP). This ...

The African Development Bank will give South Africa a $474.6 million loan to upgrade its transport and energy infrastructure, the bank said on Tuesday, the second big infrastructure loan the country ...

The money adds to the $1.5 billion loan South Africa agreed with the World Bank last month for a similar purpose ...

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved a $474.6 million loan for South Africa's Infrastructure Governance and Green Growth Programme (IGGGP). This financing marks a ...

Loan marks next step in AfDB assistance to South Africa This IGGGP is the second phase of the Bank’s strategic support for South Africa’s Just Energy Transition. It builds on the success of the $300m ...

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a $474.6-million loan for South Africa's Infrastructure Governance and Green Growth Programme (IGGGP). This IGGGP is the second phase of the bank's ...

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The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has approved a $474.6 million loan to support South Africa’s Infrastructure Governance and Green Growth Programme (IGGGP), marking a major step forward in the ...

SOUTH Africa has received a $474.6m loan from the African Development Bank to upgrade its transport and energy infrastructure, said Reuters citing the bank. The money adds to the $1.5bn loan South ...

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The World Bank has granted the loan to South Africa to upgrade transportation infrastructure and help it transition to a low-carbon economy.