ANDILE SANGWENI: Let special economic zones be catalysts for growth
The private sector can play an important part, just as it has in helping South African communities and businesses survive load-shedding
20 November 2022 - 08:01
The presence of infrastructure in a special economic zone (SEZ) is a key driver in the attraction of foreign and direct investment, creation of employment and promotion of export-orientated growth.
When one considers infrastructure, one's mind automatically jumps to water, electricity, roads, drains, rail and the internet. These are all vital when it comes to setting up any area to be developed, such as a housing complex or a specially zoned industrial park. In fact, the plethora of cars on our roads bears testimony to how vital it is to plan when establishing new businesses or living areas...
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