Freight Logistics
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SOUTH AFRICAN MINING
South African Finance Minister unveils incentive for emerging miners
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is establishing a venture capital incentive for junior mining companies to strengthen growth in the South African mining sector.
The fund would, through the Industrial Development Corporation, make R24.6-million a...
By: Natasha Odendaal
22nd February 2012
RAIL
Resources Watch
This week:
A R17-billion Swaziland-South Africa rail link will open up new coal capacity.
Amplats hopes to test a fuel-cell powered mine locomotive by March/April.
And, the DTI considers a special economic zone for platinum.
26th January 2012
Editorial Insight
Transnet expects to rail 70Mt of coal, Exxaro plays its iron-ore card, Mboweni brothers in iron-ore BEE
South Africa’s State-owned freight logistics group Transnet says that it is on track to deliver between 70-million and 72-million tons of coal to the Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) by its financial year-end on March 31; black-owned...By: Martin Creamer
20th January 2012
RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE
R17bn Swazi, SA rail link to open new coal capacity
South African freight logistics group Transnet and Swazi Rail have confirmed that they will be moving ahead with a R16-billion to R17-billion greenfield railway project between Lothair, in South Africa, and Sidvokodvo, in Swaziland.
By: Terence Creamer
12th January 2012
COMMODITIES & RAIL
Transnet expects to rail more than 70MT of coal in 2012 financial year
South Africa’s State-owned freight logistics group Transnet indicated on Tuesday that it was on track to deliver between 70-million and 72-million tons of coal to the Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) by its financial year-end on March 31,...
By: Terence Creamer
10th January 2012
RAILWAYS
Transnet rail split ‘not on cards’, but private partnerships are
The CEO of State-owned freight logistics group Transnet Brian Molefe has argued that it would be “disastrous” to split the group’s rail unit into separate infrastructure and operational entities and to house the infrastructure assets in a...By: Terence Creamer
2nd September 2011
RAILWAYS
Transnet rail split would be ‘disastrous’ and is ‘not on the cards’
The CEO of State-owned freight logistics group Transnet Brian Molefe said on Thursday that it would be “disastrous” to split the group’s rail unit into separate infrastructure and operational entities and to house the infrastructure assets...
By: Terence Creamer
25th August 2011
FREIGHT LOGISTICS
Rail utility studies new logistics options for Limpopo
State freight logistics group Transnet has unveiled plans to conduct feasibility studies during its 2011/12 financial year into the technical and economic viability of railway and associated agroprocessing and mining infrastructure, which could be...By: Terence Creamer
21st July 2011
COAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Second Take: Transnet’s Swazi line to relieve congestion
Creamer Media's Shannon de Ryhove speaks to Mining Weekly contributing editor online Loni Prinsloo about a new 70 km rail line between Swaziland and the Richards Bay Coal Terminal, which will be a focus area for State freight logistics group...
7th July 2011
COMMODITIES
Resources Watch
This week:
South Africa aims to unlock funds for commodity export corridors
Gold Fields CEO Nick Holland says nationalisation will strip South Africa of skills
And, the platinum price could soar beyond the predicted $1 900/oz, says GFMS.
26th May 2011
Railways & Mining
SA aims to unlock funds for commodity export corridors
South Africa's State-owned freight logistics group Transnet, which plans to materially expand and modernise its diesel and electric locomotive fleet over the next 15 years, is exploring new funding sources to expand its iron-ore and coal export...
By: Terence Creamer
19th May 2011
MINERAL EXPORTS
Urgent infrastructure action needed to spur commodity export, small-miner growth
Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba has bemoaned the breakdown in relations between South Africa’s mining industry and State-owned network industries, such a Transnet and Eskom, which, he says, resulted in the country missing out on the...
By: Terence Creamer
9th May 2011
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