
Transport ministry flags weak project preparation as infrastructure risk
Desmond Masopeh
The Ministry of Transport has identified inadequate project preparation and weak prioritisation as major constraints to infrastructure development, warning that poorly prepared proposals can allow private investors to favour commercially profitable projects over those which address national development priorities.
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