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Construction workers work on the roof of a new building. File photo: WERNER HILLS
Construction workers work on the roof of a new building. File photo: WERNER HILLS

Ninety One is eyeing R15bn from institutional investors to help solve SA’s rail, ports and energy crisis via its newly launched infrastructure fund which is also expected to boost economic growth. Business Day TV spoke to Bashier Omar, portfolio manager in the emerging market alternative credit team at Ninety One, for more detail. 

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