Name of the project and location Coega Industrial Development Zone (IDZ), situated 20 km east of Port Elizabeth in the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality. Project description Coega will be South ...

The Coega Development Corporation (CDC) has awarded R500-million worth of contracts in the industrial development zone (IDZ). The CDC board approved the awards late last month. The contracts include ...

Should the bid to establish the R16-billion Alcan aluminium smelter at Coega fail, the development of the Coega industrial development zone (IDZ) and related Port of Ngqura will continue. “The site is ...

A black economic empowerment company, which consists mainly of domestic workers as shareholders, is a beneficiary of the multimillion rand operation and the management contract of the Coega Industrial ...

HOUSTON,Nov. 6-- South Africa's Department of Minerals and Energy in early October granted a manufacturing license to PetroSA for its Project Mthombo—an $11 billion, 400,000 b/d refinery to be built ...

South Africa is on a mission to position the Coega Industrial Development Zone (Coega IDZ) in the Eastern Cape at the centre of global industrial growth. The Select Committee on Economic Development ...

PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa, March 11 (UPI) -- Twenty kilometers north of Port Elizabeth is a 12,000-hectare swath of land known as the Coega Industrial Development Zone. The view from the top of ...

The Coega Development Corporation (CDC) has announced ambitious plans for the expansion of metals beneficiation initiatives and metals sector investments in South Africa through its newly unveiled ...

Durban - The court clash between the Coega Development Corporation and Scribante Construction over a tender still hangs in the balance. The case was due to be heard in the Port Elizabeth high court ...

The Coega Development Corporation (CDC) reports that it has signed a deal with the Beijing Automobile International Corporation (BAIC) for a new automotive investment worth R11-billion into the ...

Without the one, the other could not have been sold to the public. In late 1999 the government proposed to spend R29,9-billion of South African taxpayers' money on military hardware. The only way it ...

The investment establishes a lemon processing plant aiming to grind 100,000 tons annually by 2030. The project has created ...