How Transnet plans to ‘Uberise’ rail in SA
Transnet opens up rail sector to private participation as its long-standing monopoly winds down
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Transnet opens up rail sector to private participation as its long-standing monopoly winds down
Transnet National Ports Authority experienced 8 630 vessel arrivals for the 2025/26 financial year.
According to informed sources.
Quality may have caught up, but there's a big unknown lurking for hundreds of thousands of South Africans.
The criminals even use fake legal letters to threaten repossession or legal proceedings unless urgent payment is made
Such conduct 'cannot and will not be countenanced'.
Shock resignations of top SAA officials leave pilots facing uncertainty
A turnaround strategy that could have made SAA profitable and competitive was never implemented
The appointment of Matshela Seshibe as acting CEO of SAA has been questioned after his controversial tenure at Daybreak Farms
Airline industry insider says SAA is rudderless after latest resignations
Soaring jet fuel prices are adding to the seasonal spike in demand.
GWM regional executives said losing the Nissan plant to Chery will not stop them.
The deal would help GWM meet its demand for its South African offerings, which includes the Haval brand.
Global shipping companies such as Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd were among the first to reroute their vessels for safety.
The Credit Stress report revealed that defaulting on loan repayments has grown significantly among senior citizens.
Prevailing issues such as shipment delays, localised electricity disruptions, and weak demand continue to hamstring the sector.
Proposal aims to curb road damage and push cargo back to rail as Transnet steps up recovery drive
Says it does not feel threatened by strong new vehicle sales, particularly of cheaper Chinese models
FlySafair spokesperson Kirby Gordon answers more questions about the proposed sale of airline in totality to PIC-backed investor.
Financial statements were supposed to be tabled before parliament by 30 September 2025.
Labour Court hears dispute as Motus defends SA Retail realignment plan, denying salary cuts, coercion and unilateral action claims made.
Despite promises from Transnet to solve problems at the Cape Town port, there were still delays exporting fruit, with farmers paying for it.
Says the approval for its construction violates environmental laws and benefits competitors trying to coattail on his work.
Shipowners, charterers and insurers have been forced to confront operational risks on a scale ‘not witnessed in decades’.
Outa says this is negative for governance at the roads agency.
To curb road fatalities.
Outa says too many concerning decisions have been taken by the roads agency and if investigators scratch they will find ‘a lot more irregularities’ than Sanral wants to admit
Establishes Inspectify, its own vehicle inspection company with cutting-edge technology to differentiate it from other vehicle dealers.
Car prices do not remain the same all year long and there are times when it is better to buy a car than in other months.
Mzukisi Ndara purchased what he thought was a new car in 2004, but it turned out to be a used one with extras he did not ask for.