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KZN’s Department of Transport MEC Siboniso Duma highlights the urgent need for increased funding to address the extensive damage caused by floods.
The CGA calculated that in three years' time, the weekly truck trips from the Northern citrus regions would increase from 2 200 trips per week to well more than 3 800 citrus truck trips per week. We are running out of road and we are running out of time.
South African freight and travel industry leaders respond to President Ramaphosa's SONA commitments on logistics reform, calling for accelerated implementation and concrete timelines for infrastructure improvements.
Anglo American grapples with South African logistics challenges impacting Kumba Iron Ore, while De Beers faces financial setbacks due to weak diamond market conditions.
Transnet Engineering's acting CEO reveals significant progress in returning idle locomotives to service and identifies three promising areas for private sector collaboration, including legacy fleet operations, foundry services, and the Trans-Africa Locomotive project.
Sona can reinforce the plans for action to deliver 3% economic growth by year-end
Contrary to previous expectations that coal demand peaked in 2019, 2024 saw record levels of production, consumption, and trade.
South Africa's rail network takes significant step towards privatisation as industry leaders endorse Transnet's new network statement, despite ongoing concerns about financial viability.
The MK Party has voiced concerns over Transport Minister Barbara Creecy's approval of the Transnet Network Statement, warning that the move could negatively impact South Africa’s economy and job market
Sangqu on Monday confirmed that the year-to-date figures, week 37 showed that 522 kilometres of cable has been lost by the utility and cost Transnet about R4bn in lost revenue.
Transnet’s elevated debt is projected to climb from R134. 7bn in fiscal 2024 to R151bn by fiscal 2025.
Revival of steam railway history as Maureen returns to service after more than a decade.
RATP Dev launches a new consortium aimed at enhancing South Africa's rail infrastructure, but will their promises translate into real improvements for commuters?
According to the City’s Rail Feasibility Study, the passenger rail services would be more efficient and fully functional under the municipality.
KwaZulu-Natal is leading South Africa's economic rebound with a remarkable 1. 1 percent growth rate.
Explore how strategic capital allocation and optimal capital structure can enhance the performance of South Africa's state-owned companies, driving inclusive growth and sustainable development
Deputy President Mashatile is of the view that South Africa should prioritise its objectives of growing an inclusive economy that creating jobs.
The rise in security-related incidents highlights a different kind of challenge, reminding us that safety in the railway sector is multifaceted and extends beyond the rails and rolling stock.
Government remains committed to achieving debt-stabilising primary budget surpluses.
Treasury reveals critical measures to address Transnet's operational crisis, including a R47 billion guarantee facility and ambitious asset restructuring plans. The state-owned entity's poor performance has cost the economy over R350 billion in 2023 alone.
Transnet announces significant changes to its procurement and supply chain management policies, aiming to streamline operations and foster private sector partnerships. The state-owned utility's bold move comes amid financial challenges and operational hurdles, with new policies set to take effect from October 2024.
Transnet’s financial woes are underscored by a staggering debt load of R137 billion, with annual service costs exceeding R14bn.
It said a decline in profits had been accelerated by legal obligations, after the Gauteng High Court earlier this year awarded Sasol and TotalEnergies R6bn in damages over a battle with Transnet over tariffs for the transportation of crude oil.
Over R15 million has been paid to motorists across the country by Sanral, after their vehicles were damaged by the pothole-riddled national roads over the past two years, highlighting the dire state of roads in the country.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy urges smart technology adoption to tackle vandalism, theft, and infrastructure issues in South Africa’s transport sector.