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Harith Harith is a leading African infrastructure investor.

Harith is a leading African infrastructure investor, excelling in energy, transport, digital infrastructure, health, and water sectors. .

As South Africa continues to observe Transport Month, we bring into sharp focus Lanseria International Airport, a Harith...
14/10/2026

As South Africa continues to observe Transport Month, we bring into sharp focus Lanseria International Airport, a Harith portfolio investment, and its ambitions for long-term aviation infrastructure development.

The airport's development plans include expanding cargo-handling capacity, strengthening aircraft maintenance infrastructure and enhancing business aviation facilities, supporting its growth as a regional aviation and logistics hub.

Airlink has also announced a three-times-weekly service between Lanseria and Harare, scheduled to commence on 15 November 2026. The planned international connection illustrates the role of aviation infrastructure in strengthening regional connectivity and supporting economic activity across Africa.

As South Africa marks Transport Month, attention turns to the infrastructure that keeps people and goods moving while un...
07/10/2026

As South Africa marks Transport Month, attention turns to the infrastructure that keeps people and goods moving while underpinning economic activity.

Across Africa, Harith’s transport portfolio spans rail, aviation, road and border infrastructure. In South Africa, this includes investments in Lanseria International Airport and Traxtion, a rail services and solutions company with operations across the continent.

For Harith, the value of these investments lies in strengthening the connections that support trade, economic activity and growth across the continent.

Access to digital infrastructure can change what is possible in a classroom.At Fernwood Park Primary School, educators o...
02/10/2026

Access to digital infrastructure can change what is possible in a classroom.

At Fernwood Park Primary School, educators once relied on their own data and resources because the school had no internet connectivity. Through Vuma’s support, learners now have access to connectivity, tablets and a mobile digital library for research, reading and classroom learning.

The school reports an improvement in its pass rate from below 60% to more than 85%.

Vuma, part of Maziv and connected to Harith’s investment portfolio through CIVH, illustrates how digital infrastructure can support access to learning resources and create opportunities within the communities it serves.

Infrastructure investment creates opportunities beyond the assets themselves.Through Harith’s Pan-African Infrastructure...
30/09/2026

Infrastructure investment creates opportunities beyond the assets themselves.

Through Harith’s Pan-African Infrastructure Development Fund II (PAIDF II), the number of local suppliers and contractors supported increased from 663 in 2024 to 693 in 2025.

Local procurement also grew as a share of overall procurement spend, increasing from 29% to 30%.

By prioritising local suppliers, infrastructure investment helps strengthen domestic businesses, broaden market participation and keep more economic value within local economies.

Happy Heritage Day, South Africa, from all of us at Harith.
24/09/2026

Happy Heritage Day, South Africa, from all of us at Harith.

Digital connectivity is helping unlock new opportunities for learning.Harith-backed investments are expanding access to ...
23/09/2026

Digital connectivity is helping unlock new opportunities for learning.

Harith-backed investments are expanding access to free, high-speed fibre connectivity for schools.

Through Harith’s Pan-African Infrastructure Development Fund II (PAIDF II), the number of schools supported increased from 51 in 2024 to 59 in 2025. Through Harith InfraCo, Harith’s infrastructure holding company, the number increased from 123 to 144 over the same period.

Each school benefits from free, uncapped 1Gbps fibre connectivity, giving it the capacity to use digital learning platforms, access online resources and support administrative systems that enhance teaching and learning.

A warm welcome to Rukshana Jantjes, who recently joined Harith as a COSEC Assistant.Working within the company secretari...
18/09/2026

A warm welcome to Rukshana Jantjes, who recently joined Harith as a COSEC Assistant.

Working within the company secretarial and governance function, Rukshana is looking forward to deepening her knowledge in this area while contributing to the smooth running of the function.

Away from work, family is an important part of her life. She enjoys taking part in parkruns with her family and painting to unwind. Those who know her well describe her as dependable, approachable and someone people can turn to for support.

Building sustainable transport systems is essential to supporting Africa’s long-term growth.Rail freight produces approx...
16/09/2026

Building sustainable transport systems is essential to supporting Africa’s long-term growth.

Rail freight produces approximately 70–75% fewer emissions per tonne-kilometre than road transport, reinforcing the importance of investment in rail infrastructure as part of more sustainable freight systems.

This is one of the reasons why rail infrastructure across Southern Africa remains a worthwhile investment.

Digital inclusion starts with access.At Molamo Primary School, Vuma is helping expand access to digital learning through...
11/09/2026

Digital inclusion starts with access.

At Molamo Primary School, Vuma is helping expand access to digital learning through fast, free and unlimited internet connectivity.

For learners, that connection means greater access to digital resources and opportunities to build the skills needed to participate in an increasingly digital economy.

Vuma, part of Maziv and connected to Harith’s investment portfolio through CIVH, demonstrates how investment in digital infrastructure can reach beyond connectivity to support education and opportunity in the communities it serves.

Africa’s infrastructure challenge is not simply a shortage of capital. It is about turning infrastructure needs into pro...
09/09/2026

Africa’s infrastructure challenge is not simply a shortage of capital. It is about turning infrastructure needs into projects that capital can invest in.

In the latest edition of “Africa Global Funds”, Harith CIO Emile Du Toit shares his perspective on the next wave of African infrastructure investment and the conditions needed to accelerate private investment across the continent.

From building stronger pipelines of bankable projects and deepening local capital markets to creating more consistent policy and regulatory frameworks, Emile explores what it will take to move Africa’s infrastructure opportunities towards financial close.

Read the full interview, “The Next Wave of African Infrastructure Investment”: https://www.africaglobalfunds.com/getFlipbook/august-2026/index.html =12

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