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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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Learners in KwaNobuhle step into brand-new shoes, and a brighter future
“The Shoes on Feet Campaign seeks to restore the confidence, pride, and dignity of learners,” said Susie Mabe of the Transnet Foundation.
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Transnet suspends nine employees amid supplier collusion probe
Transnet suspended nine employees for colluding with suppliers who overcharged. Disciplinary actions are underway, as the company combats corruption stemming from previous misconduct.
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Riool-ramp by Kamfersdam dwing Transnet tot reddingsplan van miljoene rande
Die Sol Plaatje-munisipaliteit se voortgesette versuim om die wanfunksionele Homevale-rioolsuiweringsaanleg in Kimberley te bestuur, het in ’n nasionale infrastruktuur-krisis ontaard.
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Transnet seals 25-year deal with global partner ICTSI to transform Durban port
In a move set to reshape South Africa’s logistics landscape, Transnet SOC Ltd has officially signed a landmark 25-year partnership agreement with International Container Terminal Services Inc (ICTSI), the world’s…
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Luxury Blue Train targeted by stone-throwers near Kimberley
The Blue Train was recently targeted by stone-throwers near Kimberley, causing damage but no injuries to passengers or crew.
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R147m set aside for Latimer’s Landing revitalisation project
Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has announced that the much-awaited R147 million Latimer’s Landing revitalisation and redevelopment project at the Port of East London will start soon, with the full…
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Former Transnet chiefs to face high court trial over locomotive fraud
Four former senior Transnet executives will face trial in the high court on fraud and corruption charges related to irregular locomotive contracts worth millions of rands. The Palm Ridge Specialised…
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Dead in the water: Why South African ports can’t stay afloat
South Africa’s ports, managed by state-owned Transnet, have become one of the country’s biggest operational headaches. Inefficient, unreliable, and ranked among the world’s worst performers, they do not facilitate trade…
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R1 billion lost to Cape Town port inefficiencies — calls for urgent privatisation to protect exports
South Africa’s apple- and pear-export industry is sounding the alarm over mounting losses caused by inefficiencies at the port of Cape Town, estimating that delays and logistical bottlenecks had cost…
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