Transnet
Transnet
Transnet
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End of an era as Playland leaves Kings Beach and Transnet seeks new operator
Playland will not return to Kings Beach, Gqeberha, after a Transnet lease increase but applications remain open for a new operator.
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Cape Town desalination plant faces five-year delay
Cape Town desalination plant faces five-year delay after Transnet claims Paarden Eiland site for Port of Cape Town expansion.
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Transnet completes Cape Mainline repairs after May storm damage
Cape Mainline railway fully restored after May storms caused damage at seven locations, disrupting operations for more than two months.
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Lesotho pair sentenced for Transnet infrastructure theft and damage
Two Lesotho nationals handed six years’ imprisonment for damage to Transnet infrastructure and copper theft, plus an additional three months
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City’s JP Smith: Eviction appeal a blow to public safety in Woodstock
Three cyclists attacked in Woodstock as City warns ongoing crime from illegal occupation will persist during appeal process.
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DA calls for private operators to take over rail freight amid Transnet’s R353-billion economic damage
DA urges private concessions to operate South Africa’s freight rail network after Transnet’s failures cost economy R353-billion in 2023.
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Court rules evictions alongside the N1 at Culemborg may proceed
The Western Cape High Court has ordered 161 unlawful occupiers to vacate Transnet land at Culemborg by 30 September.
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Exporters demand clarity on Cape Town port privatisation plan
Exporters Western Cape demands clarity from Transnet over confusion about which Cape Town port facilities are included in 25-year privatisation concession.
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District municipality backs down on Transnet licence refusal, passes buck to national government
Transnet’s appeal over its atmospheric emission licence now rests with national government, leaving Saldanha residents awaiting the next decision.
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Transnet blacklists seven companies following corruption probe
State-owned freight company Transnet has secured approval from the National Treasury to blacklist seven companies found guilty of unethical and unlawful conduct following forensic investigations.
