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Inside this issue
• An analysis of the progress made by public-private partnerships
• A look at the Gautrain mass-transit system that is breaking new ground
• World Cup party may yet leave a nasty hangover - -
Content
World Cup spending opens faster growth plan
The investment protected the economy from the worst of recession and is set to help economic expansion, explains Richard Lapper
Farms and the cold chain: Blessed with great fecundity but cursed by vast distances
Robert Wright finds the efficiency of ports needs improving urgently
Roads: Tolls provide a route through the jams
Robert Wright analyses progress by public-private partnerships
Water: Shortage is a taste of things to come
The Eastern Cape has seen no end to the crippling drought that threatens to devastate its agricultural sector, writes Simon Mundy
Urban rail: Gautrain provides fast track to future
Robert Wright looks at a mass-transit system that is breaking new ground
Freight transport: Economic growth constrained by quality of bulk rail lines
Robert Wright looks at a subject vital to the country’s prosperity
Construction: Party may yet leave a nasty hangover
Simon Mundy looks at prospects after the temporary boost
Telecoms: Digital revolution needs a key stroke to open market
Simon Mundy finds the country slow to capitalise on broadband
