# Finance minister Enoch Godongwana says South Africa’s ongoing partnership with the World Bank will assist the country to move forward with greater speed on the reforms vital to transforming the infrastructure landscape. This comes as the World Bank has approved an approximately 26.5-billion-rand loan to support structural reforms aimed at boosting the country’s infrastructure. The loan will make available funds for Eskom to bolster the grid for renewable generation and for Transnet to increase freight transport capacity.
World Bank’s R26.5-billion infrastructure loan to help SA ease constraints in the energy and freight transport sectors