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Regional overview of KwaZulu-Natal
With a new airport and upgraded harbours, KwaZulu-Natal is an attractive investment destination. ...read more

KwaZulu-Natal cities
KwaZulu-Natal’s dynamic cities offer a wide range of services, industries and tourist experiences. ...read more

Airport and Dube Tradeport aim to drive growth
This major development north of Durban has the potential to boost the regional economy. ...read more

Environmental management
KwaZulu-Natal’s property developers and manufacturers are embracing green technology. ...read more

DCT Recovery Plan now targeting employees and business processes
With delays and outages from the complex rollout of the Navis SPARCS N4 terminal operating system now minimised at Durban Container Terminal: Pier 2, port operator Transnet Port Terminals says it is focusing on sustaining employee performance and cementing correct business processes at the cargo facility. ...read more

IDC delegation visits iLembe
Enterprise iLembe recently hosted the Agency Development Support Committee of the IDC as well as representatives from various other Development Agencies across South Africa to a networking dinner as well as visits to some of the iLembe’s economic development projects. ...read more

Durban in plans to harness sea power
Plans are underway for Durban to be the first South African city to generate electricity from the sea, The Mercury reported on Wednesday. ...read more

SA's new R23bn fuel pipeline operational
State-owned freight logistics group Transnet took delivery on Wednesday of its new multiproduct pipeline (NMPP), which runs between the coastal city of Durban and Jameson Park, near Heidelberg, south of Johannesburg. The pipeline, which would be commissioned in stages over the coming 18 months, is currently handling the delivery of diesel fuel to South Africa¡¯s economic heartland of Gauteng. ...read more

New R670mln Unilever factory opened in Durban
A new R670-million savoury foods factory in Riverhorse Valley, Durban, which was officially opened by Anglo-Dutch multinational Unilever in December, has been hailed by Trade and Industry Minister Dr Rob Davies as the single largest manufacturing investment in South Africa since the 2010 FIFA World Cup. ...read more