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GE imagination at work South Africa
2011 Annual Report: GE Works | GE works on things that matter. Building, powering, moving and curing the world. Not just imagining. Doing.
Building a legacy for South Africa | ?The idea of building new partnerships which bring innovative solutions, gives me the drive everyday as we work towards building a legacy for South Africa? Thami Mbele, President ? GE South AfricaBuilding a legacy for South AfricaDeveloping leaders for South Africa | My journey as a GE leader has just started, but I hope to be an inspiration for the coming generations of South Africans who are willing to make a difference in our society as leaders.? Zeenith Ebrahim, GE South AfricaDeveloping leaders for South AfricaKeeping South Africa connected | ?Today, I?m proud to say that I?m part of a Company that has produced 900 locomotives for South Africa. We built the world?s longest production train for South Africa?s Western Cape Orex line and are supplying 100 locomotives for the Transnet Freight Rail.? Babu Somandass, GE TransportationKeeping South Africa connectedSupporting South African resources | ?I love meeting with costumers and feel energised when I find the right solutions for them, whether it?s providing power generators and dust solutions for drilling and blasting minerals or coming up with a plan to finance their operations.? Rajen Moodley, GE Solutions for MiningSupporting South African resources
GE Day South Africa Video (Opens in new window)
GE is imagination at work
With a relationship spanning back a century, GE has invested in numerous infrastructure projects in a variety of sectors. Today, the more than 400 GE employees located in country drive growth in the energy, transportation and health care industries, which enable South Africa to tackle some of its greatest challenges.
GE in Africa Fact Sheet (Opens in new window)

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