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Deputy Ministers Showcasing Progress of South Africa Investment Projects in KwaZulu-Natal

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Deputy Ministers in the Presidency, Kenneth Morolong and Nomasonto Motaung, recently led a media tour in KwaZulu-Natal to showcase the progress of the South Africa Investment Projects (SA Invest) in the region. The tour aimed to highlight the commitments made during the fifth South Africa Investment Conference (SAIC) held in Johannesburg on April 13, 2023, which aimed to attract R1.2 trillion in investments over five years.

Investment Projects in KwaZulu-Natal

The media tour featured various investment projects, including the Serenity Hills Eco Estate and the Renishaw Coastal Precinct. These ventures are part of the 152 investment announcements made during various conferences over the past five years. As of now, 45 of these projects have been completed, while another 57 are under construction.

Contributions of the Investments

The investments have led to the establishment of new factories, call centers, solar power plants, and undersea fiber optic cables. Additionally, they have contributed to the expansion of production lines and the adoption of innovative technologies.

Serenity Hills Eco Estate

The media tour shed light on the achievements of the Serenity Hills Eco Estate, a sustainable development that harmoniously blends cutting-edge architectural design with the natural environment. This project aims to create a serene space for residents while promoting eco-friendly living and reducing its carbon footprint.

Renishaw Coastal Precinct

A different facet of modern living was showcased at the Renishaw Coastal Precinct, a mixed-use development that combines residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. With its strategic location along the beautiful coastline, Renishaw Coastal Precinct is envisioned to become a hub for tourism and business, fostering economic growth in the region.

Media Tour Details

Members of the media were invited to join the tour, which took place on August 4, 2023. The Serenity Hills Eco Estate was explored in the morning, followed by the Renishaw Coastal Precinct in the afternoon. Transport for media representatives was provided, with the pickup location being the Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal office in Durban.

South African Government’s Commitment

The media tour, led by Deputy Ministers Morolong and Motaung, highlighted the progress of the investment projects in KwaZulu-Natal and served as a testament to the South African government’s commitment to the country’s economic development. By attracting significant investments and promoting sustainable projects, the nation is taking significant strides toward a prosperous future.

In conclusion, the media tour in KwaZulu-Natal offered an insightful glimpse into the region’s ongoing transformation, which has been spurred by investments from both local and international entities. The South Africa Investment Projects showcased during the tour exemplify the government’s efforts to promote sustainable development and economic growth, ultimately benefiting the people of South Africa and the nation as a whole.

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