One of three vessels that has grounded in the Port of Durban today due to inclement weather has been successfully refloated and remoored alongside. Thursday, June 19, 2025 🔍 ...

In Cape Town, the agreed picket sites are the Marine Drive Plaza entrance of the Transnet National Ports Authority and Transnet Port Terminals and at Transnet Park. Saturday, June 28, 2025 News ...

South African State-owned rail, port and pipeline company Transnet still plans to start construction of Phase 1 of the Durban Dig-Out Port (DDOP) in mid-2016, says Transnet DDOP programme director ...

The Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) is forging ahead with the development of the R89 billion KwaZulu-Natal Logistics Hub, which includes new container terminals, improved roads and port ...

Transnet’s top management has unveiled a turnaround plan to clear the backlog at Durban Port that has led to container vessels queuing for up to two weeks to dock, frustrating shipping lines ...

Transnet is composed of eight port authorities and more than 20 terminals, all owned and managed by Transnet, which also owns the railways and the trains. Nowhere else in the world does this ...

South Africa's state-owned logistics company Transnet on Tuesday said its freight rail and port operations were returning to normal service after a 12-day strike that throttled commodities exports ...

Transnet will no longer be running Durban’s Pier 2, which handles 46 percent of all the country’s port traffic. Operations will now fall to Philippine private firm ICTSI, which won a contract ...

According to Zululand Observer, Transnet Port Terminals (TPT) on Thursday morning urged port users to avoid inhaling the toxic fumes. The fire had been burning since 7pm on Wednesday night.

Transnet said on March 1 that it planned to finalize the contract award to ICTSI after concluding a due diligence process. The Maersk unit was the runner-up in the process, according to ...

The near collapse of rail and port services offered by Transnet is limiting the nation’s exports, reducing its tax revenue and causing growth to stagnate. Cape Town pushes for port privatisation.