Harith

02/09/2026

Reliable electricity remains one of Africa’s greatest development challenges.

Around 600 million people across the continent still lack access to electricity. Harith’s energy investments are helping expand generation capacity and strengthening grid reliability, contributing to improved access to reliable power.

26/08/2026

Access to healthcare can transform the wellbeing of an entire community.

When a retired nurse realised that the nearest government clinic was 18 kilometres away, she established Refilwe Bophelo Clinic to serve surrounding communities. Since 2013, the clinic has continued to provide essential healthcare to residents of areas including Joe Slovo and Lion Park.

Lanseria International Airport, part of Harith's InfraCo portfolio, supports the clinic each year through the donation of medical supplies, benefiting approximately 300 residents from surrounding informal settlements.

24/08/2026

As we continue to roll out our Pathfinder Series, helping us mark 20 Years of Harith, Founder and Chairman, Tshepo Mahloele, takes us back to the makings of Harith’s first infrastructure fund.

It began with a bold idea, patient capital and a community of believers who shared the conviction that Africa’s infrastructure could offer both meaningful impact and long-term commercial returns.

19/08/2026

Behind every infrastructure investment are the people whose livelihoods it helps support.

In 2025, Harith’s portfolio supported 5,523 jobs, the majority of them full-time. Employment also increased for young people and people with disabilities, while female employment remained broadly stable, demonstrating how investment can contribute to broader economic inclusion.

17/08/2026

As we continue to roll out our Pathfinder Series, helping us mark 20 Years of Harith, we look at the evolution of our investment approach.

Today, we are building platforms across power, mobility and digital infrastructure — connected systems designed to unlock trade, strengthen economies and help Africa realise its potential.

13/08/2026

Quality education starts with access to the right facilities.

At Curtis Nkondo School of Specialisation in Soweto, more than 900 learners now have access to two new science laboratories and two computer laboratories, creating better opportunities to learn science, mathematics, and ICT.

The upgrade was made possible through funding from Novo Energy, one of Harith's investments in the energy sector, in partnership with the SAME Foundation.

07/08/2026

The success of every infrastructure investment lies in the expertise, judgement and leadership of the people behind it.

Ahead of Women's Day, we continue to recognise the women across Harith, whose professionalism and commitment are part of what drives our business every day.

Let’s hear from some of the women at Harith as they share what Women's Day means to them: https://youtu.be/_7AiLhfhL98?si=mCoSOj0emQ_Ci1O9

03/08/2026

As we continue to roll out our Pathfinder Series, helping us mark 20 Years of Harith, our Founder and Chairman, Tshepo Mahloele, reflects on the partnerships that have shaped our journey.

From our earliest investors to the operators and institutions that have worked alongside us, the Harith story has been built on shared conviction, long-term thinking and a belief in Africa’s potential.

31/07/2026

Africa is home to around 18% of the world’s population, with the use of digital services growing rapidly and increasing demand for the infrastructure that supports the digital economy.

Within this ecosystem, Africa holds less than 1% of global data centre capacity, highlighting the need for greater capacity to store and process data closer to where it is generated and used.

Learn more about Harith’s infrastructure investments across Africa: https://harith.africa/

29/07/2026

Infrastructure doesn’t just connect places. It creates the conditions for economic growth, expands opportunity and enables long-term investment. But unlocking Africa’s infrastructure potential requires more than capital. It requires investors with the vision and conviction to go first. What do you think is the biggest barrier to unlocking infrastructure investment across Africa?

In his latest op-ed, Harith Founder and Executive Chairman Tshepo Mahloele explores why unlocking Africa’s infrastructure potential requires investors willing to catalyse investment where it is needed most.

Read the full article:

Not spectators – here’s why.