Building a Brighter Future: Limpopo MEC Tonny Rachoene Joins President Ramaphosa at SIDSSA25

Limpopo MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Tonny Rachoene, stepped into the Century City Conference Centre for day two of the Sustainable Infrastructure Development Symposium South Africa (SIDSSA25), where

President Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa was set to delivered the keynote address. With a clear vision for a developed Limpopo, Rachoene's presence at the symposium underscored the province's commitment to advancing infrastructure growth.

As the MEC responsible for overseeing public works, roads, and infrastructure in Limpopo, Rachoene has been vocal about the province's needs. With approximately 13,196 kilometers of road infrastructure still in need of upgrading from gravel to tar roads, Limpopo requires a substantial investment of around R300 billion. This ambitious project aims to enhance connectivity, stimulate economic growth, and improve the quality of life for residents.

Rachoene's leadership style emphasizes clean governance, accountability, and decisive action. He has vowed to tackle corruption, laziness, and entitlement within his department, ensuring that resources are utilized effectively to benefit the people of Limpopo.

His commitment to creating jobs and promoting sustainable development aligns with the goals of the SIDSSA25 symposium.

Key Focus Areas for Limpopo's Infrastructure Development:

- Road Network Upgrades: R300 billion investment for 13,196 km of road infrastructure

- Job Creation: Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) and Dikgerekgere initiative

- Clean Governance: Zero tolerance for corruption, laziness, and entitlement

- Sustainable Development: Prioritizing projects that promote environmental sustainability and community benefits

With President Ramaphosa's keynote address, the symposium provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss innovative solutions, share best practices, and forge partnerships that can drive infrastructure development in South Africa. As a key figure in Limpopo's infrastructure development, Rachoene's participation in the symposium highlighted the province's dedication to building a brighter future for its citizens.