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South Africa: South Africa, World Bank Sign $1.5bn Loan to Support Infrastructure Reforms

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The South African government and the World Bank have finalized an agreement for a US$1.5 billion Development Policy Loan. This financial arrangement is designed to support the country’s ongoing infrastructure reforms and facilitate broader economic development.

The funding is intended to bolster inclusive economic growth by addressing structural challenges within the nation's infrastructure sector. By securing this loan, the government aims to advance policy initiatives that promote long-term stability and improve the efficiency of essential public services.

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