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R5-million VUT precinct revamp strengthens safety, sustainability and community partnership

Vaal University of TechnologyRef: https://vut.ac.za/r5-million-vut-precinct-revamp-strengthens-safety-sustainability-and-community-partnership/

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Collected on 24 September 2026

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news article about a university precinct infrastructure project — A more than R5-million infrastructure project aimed at improving safety, accessibility and sustainability around the Vaal University of Technology (VUT) officially moved into implementation on 17 September 2026, marking a significant milestone in a partnership between the University and the Golden Triangle Chamber of Commerce (GTCOC).

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public infrastructure and amenities

Enhancement of the Precinct Outside VUT Project

The project provides improved pedestrian walkways and paving, better access to the taxi rank and solar-powered LED street lighting around the Vanderbijlpark campus, making the precinct safer, more accessible and more sustainable for people who use it.

Who it is for: Students, staff, residents, commuters and businesses using the precinct
How to act on it: Use the improved walkways, taxi-rank access and street-lit public areas around the Vanderbijlpark campus; the document does not describe an application or registration process.

The document's recorded date is 17 September 2026. Confirm on the official source.

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The project includes the refurbishment of pedestrian walkways and paving, improved access to the taxi rank, and the installation of solar-powered LED street lighting.

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https://vut.ac.za/r5-million-vut-precinct-revamp-strengthens-safety-sustainability-and-community-partnership/

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R 5

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Nontobeko Moimane
Siphephelo Dlamini
Professor Khehla Ndlovu
Prof Simphiwe Nelana
Mr Jaco Verwey
Ms Carla de Villiers-Malan
Golden Triangle Chamber of Commerce