Development of the multi-billion-rand Tshwane Automotive City is gaining momentum following the installation of bulk infrastructure at its centre, and commencement of the 700 000m2 Rosslyn Hub mixed-use development.
Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition Fikile Majola led a ribbon cutting ceremony at the TAC this week to celebrate the completion of critical bulk infrastructure for the initial development of the TAC. Falkson said the dtic contributed 30% of the cost of the qualifying bulk infrastructure through its Critical Infrastructure Programme and Rosslyn Hub the balance.
“Importantly, this road will enable the logistics hub and inland port required for the auto industry to be linked directly to the N4 highway and then the N1 highway for efficient road transport into Africa,” said Majola.Ford to invest billions more in SA “This will assist in positioning Tshwane as the automotive manufacturing capital for Africa, in support of BMW, Nissan and Ford’s export ambitions.
He said it will result in a significant change in the landscape of Rosslyn and provide the focus for the development of the TAC in the region.
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