# Consulting Engineers South Africa is hosting its Infrastructure Indaba in Johannesburg, emphasising sustainable development. CESA president David Leukes, highlighted the need for smart, resilient solutions as government commits one-trillion-rand to infrastructure. Meanwhile, Public Works and Infractructure minister Dean Macpherson outlined key reforms, including releasing state-owned properties for private investment and combating corruption. He said the department aims to attract 100-billion-rand in infrastructure investment while addressing inefficiencies in local government to restore investor confidence and drive economic growth.
Cesa Infrastructure Indaba focuses on sustainable development