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  1. The South African government has announced plans for a major infrastructure investment package totaling R1 trillion.
  2. South Africa's Minister outlined national energy plans, including R430-billion for grid upgrade and aiming to double energy capacity.
  3. South Africa is working with the World Bank Group and IBRD to deepen reforms in the energy and transport sectors.

South Africa secured a $1.5 billion loan from the World Bank to modernize infrastructure and fix state-owned power utilities.

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South Africa secured a $1.5 billion loan from the World Bank to modernize infrastructure and fix state-owned power utilities.

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