<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Acsa is taking secrecy measures to protect its R21.7 billion infrastructure programme from the 'construction mafia.'</li><li>Briefings are being held across South Africa to address risks and precautions regarding public project information.</li><li>Concerns raised about how the construction mafia gains access to Acsa properties.</li><li>There are amendments in place to prevent disclosing project costs due to security threats.</li><li>Acsa's infrastructure budget emphasizes maintenance, refurbishment, and new capacity.</li><li>Mpofu highlighted challenges faced during the pandemic and the subsequent recovery.</li><li>Acsa aims to restore public confidence by sharing project timelines and improved customer experiences.</li><li>Collaboration with Air Traffic and Navigation Services to address air traffic control issues.</li><li>Jet fuel supply problems emerged after a refinery shutdown, impacting Acsa's operations.</li><li>Maintenance projects at OR Tambo and Cape Town International airports include various upgrades and improvements.</li></ul>

Construction mafia won’t derail Acsa’s R22bn infrastructure build – CEO

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