Page 3 - Transnet Freight News Today

Transnet is set to reduce its freight rail network by around 35% as it deals with theft of cables utilised to run its electric trains

Coal has entered a new age that is beyond combustion, and 2023 and beyond will be all about finding new ways of diversifying away from coal while still ensuring energy stability, affordability, reliability and security in the face of the global permacrisis.

Chinese train manufacturer refuses to sell parts to Transnet following negative findings into 1 064 locomotives deal.

Could someone please let Steinhoff know that December is a time of giving, not taking away?

Transnet has managed to significantly reduce cable theft but there is still a way to go with managing these crimes.

Transnet has reported an increase in cable theft during the recent strike, which is further hampering the port and rail managers operations.

Transnet has reported an increase in cable theft during the recent strike, which is further hampering the port and rail manager's operations.

Transnet has reported an increase in cable theft during the recent strike, which is further hampering the port and rail manager's operations.

The unions and the entity are expected to meet at the CCMA on Monday.

Kumba Iron Ore said on Monday that a notice of force majeure from Transnet in the face of what the state-owned enterprise describes as an illegal strike will cost the Anglo American unit 120,000 tonnes per day in lost export sales. Other companies are in a similar boat, which bodes ill for an e...