‘Red tape’ stalls potential investments worth R2bn
[Herald Live - South Africa] - 15/10/2025
Though Nelson Mandela Bay’s political leadership maintains there is no backlog in building plan approvals, potential investments worth more than R2bn are stuck long before that stage, delayed by red tape in rezoning, traffic impact assessments, and electricity and infrastructure applications.
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