The 5 year plan for Gauteng

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The 5 year plan for Gauteng

The Gauteng Provincial Government has announced its key priorities to fast track the province’s path to prosperity as the country forges ahead to realise Vision 2030 of the National Development Plan (NDP).
 
So no actual plan, just one of these retarded "We'll get back to you in 100 days with something bold"...
 
They only had 26 years to come up with something. Maybe they didn't expect to win Gauteng this election?
 
:unsure: Another 5 year plan already?
What happened to this one?
Approved and fully paid (R6bil) in 2012... it is now 2019
 
:unsure: Another 5 year plan already?
What happened to this one?
Approved and fully paid (R6bil) in 2012... it is now 2019

I see their biggest focus point is a "regional mall" that will surpass the size of everything out there, do we seriously need another mall in the north ?

You have Kollonade on one end, and Wonderpark on the other end ?
 
I see their biggest focus point is a "regional mall" that will surpass the size of everything out there, do we seriously need another mall in the north ?

You have Kollonade on one end, and Wonderpark on the other end ?
That was some random page that doesn't seem to make sense in relation to this?
 
That was some random page that doesn't seem to make sense in relation to this?

Sorry my comment was made in isolation, so let me put into context.

Through the government's development plan as well as that of Tshwane we have been expecting development to take place within this area for a while now.

However all this was hearsay and has been going on for as long as I can remember, as for the original article, one would assume that some of the infrastructure budget will go into the development in this area.

But as mentioned in the current economic climate, is it wise to build a mall of that size if they do plan on progressing with the project ?
 
Sorry my comment was made in isolation, so let me put into context.

Through the government's development plan as well as that of Tshwane we have been expecting development to take place within this area for a while now.

However all this was hearsay and has been going on for as long as I can remember, as for the original article, one would assume that some of the infrastructure budget will go into the development in this area.

But as mentioned in the current economic climate, is it wise to build a mall of that size if they do plan on progressing with the project ?
Malls are built by private companies though, so not sure how the Government can say they doing it.
What would be nice is actual public works to be built.
 
some random page
Sorry, I also neglected to mention that their website quietly died together with the plan, that's why there's no info on that page.
What would be nice is actual public works to be built
The original concept was to build a whole new "CBD" for Tshwane/Pta, not just a mall, hence the hefty price tag.
 
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