According to Morné Mostert, Manager of Local Government Affairs at AfriForum, there’s concern that Operation Vulindlela is ...

This week the Presidency and National Treasury published a report on the pair’s Operation Vulindlela initiative. This operation seeks to accelerate the implementation of structural reforms and ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa launched the second phase of Operation Vulindlela at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on Wednesday. Ramaphosa said the next phase would prioritise addressing the apartheid ...

In that meeting, he announced Operation Vulindlela with the view to boosting the country’s ailing economy and to address other pertinent issues. Five years down the line, the question arises ...

Phase 2 of Operation Vulindlela, announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Wednesday, will have a strong focus on the reform of municipalities, many of which “are unable to deliver basic ...

Operation Vulindlela II, which was launched on Wednesday, will be focused on strengthening local government and improving the delivery of basic services, harnessing digital public infrastructure ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa at the launch of Operation Vulindlela Phase II at the Union Buildings in Pretoria on 7 May 2025. Picture: @GovernmentZA / X Government has officially launched the second ...

National Treasury director-general Dr Duncan Pieterse outlines Operation Vulindlela Phase II. Source: GCIS Editing: Shadwyn Dikinson South Africa’s Government of National Unity Cabinet has ...

Operation Vulindlela’s Saul Musker said that the reforms pursued during Phase I, including those to alleviate loadshedding and improve the performance of the logistics system, would provide a ...

Nomvuyo Guma, the co-head of the unit known as Operation Vulindlela and the chief director for microeconomic policy at the Treasury, is due to leave the Pretoria-based organization on Friday ...

In that meeting, he announced Operation Vulindlela with the view to boosting the country’s ailing economy and to address other pertinent issues. Five years down the line, the question arises ...