The Limpopo province, with its diverse landscape and rich cultural heritage, is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. However, its potential remains largely untapped due to a lack of investment and infrastructure. Dr. Ramathuba recognizes this and is actively working to change that. She has spearheaded a number of initiatives aimed at attracting foreign investment and boosting the economy. One of her key initiatives is the establishment of the Limpopo Investment Promotion Agency (LIPA).
* A Limpopo Premier is making a strong push to attract Chinese investment in the province. * The Premier is determined to ensure that the commitments made by Chinese investors in 2018 are fulfilled. * She is planning a major business conference in October to attract further investment.
The MMSEZ is strategically positioned to benefit from the proximity to the Beitbridge Border Gate, which facilitates trade and investment. The MMSEZ is also strategically positioned to benefit from the proximity to the Limpopo River, which provides access to water resources and facilitates transportation. The MMSEZ is also strategically positioned to benefit from the proximity to the South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) network, which provides access to a vast network of roads. The MMSEZ is designed to attract foreign direct investment (FDI) and local investment.
The Premier further elaborated on the importance of the battery storage, stating that it is crucial for the country’s energy security and stability. He emphasized that the development of battery storage facilities will not only help to stabilize the energy grid but also create jobs and boost the economy. The Premier also highlighted the potential of the Peter Kgomo-Tubatsi SEZ to become a hub for renewable energy and battery storage. He mentioned that the SEZ has the potential to attract investments from both local and international companies. The Premier concluded by stating that the government is committed to developing a sustainable energy future for the country.
