The Lobito Atlantic Railway (LAR) has reinforced its transport capabilities with the arrival of the first batch of 275 container wagons from Galison Manufacturing, South Africa. This strategic investment is part of LAR's expansion plan, enhancing safety and efficiency for increased cargo capacity over the next three years.
Discover the Eastern Mining Line, a 422-km corridor from Annaba to Djebel Onk, poised to transform Algeria's transport capacity. This project supports 23 million tonnes of freight annually and includes modernisation works like tunnels, bridges, and new stations to enhance passenger and cargo transport.
Zambia Railways is driving regional connectivity in Southern Africa. In this exclusive interview, ZRL Chairperson Emmanuel Hachipuka shares insights on funding, infrastructure upgrades, and strategic projects like TAZARA and the Lobito Corridor.
In an insightful piece, Mamiki Matlawa, Group Business Development Executive at ACTOM, explores how public-private partnerships can address South Africa's pressing infrastructure challenges, revitalising water, energy, and transport sectors to foster economic growth and improved service delivery.
The Railway Safety Regulator’s 2023/24 Annual State of Safety Report provides critical insights into operational occurrences, security-related incidents, and safety trends across South Africa's rail network.
Explore the key parameters that differentiate good and bad rail concessions using the TRANSNOMICS philosophy. This framework analyses risk management, socio-economic impact, safety, and regulatory capacity for sustainable rail system development.
Togo and Egypt are strengthening ties through strategic partnerships in agriculture and railway transport. Key projects aim to enhance trade, boost infrastructure, and promote food security in Togo.
As COP29 approaches, the role of rail in achieving global climate goals takes centre stage. With shrinking rail investments and networks, urgent action is needed to leverage carbon markets and finance mechanisms for sustainable and resilient railway systems.
SAICE CEO Sekadi Phayane-Shakhane emphasises the critical need for sustained investment in South Africa's transport infrastructure, highlighting its role in economic growth, enhanced global competitiveness, and improved quality of life. Public-private partnerships, skill development, and proactive maintenance are key to advancing the nation’s infrastructure goals.
Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has engaged Zutari to validate and enhance the Island View Precinct Strategy for Durban’s port, supporting South Africa’s liquid bulk sector through sustainable and efficient infrastructure improvements, ensuring secure supply and job preservation.
Explore the potential of the European Train Control System (ETCS) in enabling open access and creating a competitive, efficient rail network in South Africa.
Transnet partners with the French Development Agency and European Union on a €300 million sustainability-linked loan to support decarbonisation, renewable energy use and the green hydrogen transition.