Proximocast: 20 minutes with Inal Henry and Khetha Rantao, ReagaInfra Capital

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Social infrastructure, Transport, Waste and water

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Middle East & Africa

Thomas Hopkins

Deputy Editor

Proximo talks to Inal Henry and Khetha Rantao, co-founders of ReagaInfra Capital, about the future of the South African PPP market. Key topics discussed include past successes in the South African PPP space, the recent review of South Africa's PPP regulation, and opportunities for private-sector participation in sectors such as ports and rail.

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