Transnet acting CEO, Siyabonga Gama, speaks to Alishia Seckam and Stephen Gunnion about its half-year results, which show a rise in revenue and continuing capex, despite the impact weak commodity prices are having on rail volumes.
When the City of Johannesburg launched Rea Vaya in August 2009, it marked a historic moment – not just for the city, but for the entire continent. As the first full Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in Africa, Rea Vaya was a bold, visionary step...
Insimbi Ridge Precinct, a high-value private investment project anchors South Africa’s freight-corridor revival at Cato Ridge, creating jobs, relieving port congestion, and strengthening investor confidence in KwaZulu-Natal. South Africa’s drive to...
South African households spend over 20% of their income on transport expenses for long commutes, a burden largely rooted in apartheid-era spatial dislocation and inefficient land-use planning. Compounding this economic strain is the ageing and...