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Government commits R500 billion to revive crippled rail network
Deputy President Paul Mashatile announced a R500 billion plan to restore South Africa’s railway system, emphasizing rehabilitation, efficiency, and private sector involvement to boost economic growth.
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Gugulethu man wins R6.4m compensation in PRASA case
A prolonged legal battle between the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) and a Gugulethu man has come to an end after the High Court ruled in favour of…
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New Brighton railway station set for major upgrades
A partnership between Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality and PRASA is expected to bring significant investment and new train services for New Brighton Station.
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Lack of maintenance at railway stations questioned
Prasa is launching a phased plan to upgrade railway stations in the Western Cape, addressing maintenance issues and improving commuter safety over three years.
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Cape Town plots rail revolution with ambitious takeover bid
Cape Town is gearing up for a major transport revolution that could fundamentally change how millions of residents move around the Mother City.
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Minister Creecy launches major private sector drive to transform passenger rail
Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy announced a sweeping initiative to bring private-sector investment and innovation into South Africa’s passenger rail system, aiming to set rail as the cornerstone of the…
