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The dtic says it will continue to seek ‘workable resolution’ to closure of AMSA’s longs unit 
By: Terence Creamer 9th January 2025 The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic) says it intends to continue its engagements with ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA) “until... →
Infrastructure reform key to lift South Africa growth, BER says
By: Bloomberg 7th January 2025 South Africa must invest R200-billion to revive its frayed railways, half that amount again to upgrade water infrastructure, and tackle bottlenecks... →
ArcelorMittal job cuts: ActionSA calls for policy review, EFF blames govt
By: Thabi Shomolekae 7th January 2025 ActionSA has expressed concerns with steel producer ArcelorMittal South Africa’s decision to wind down its long-products business, which will... →
ActionSA Calls for Urgent Reform of South Africa’s Industrial Policies Amid ArcelorMittal Closure
7th January 2025 ActionSA expresses its concern that the closure of ArcelorMittal’s operations in Newcastle and Vereeniging, resulting in the loss of 3,500 jobs, is... →
Transnet half-year loss widens to R2.2bn
By: Reuters 6th January 2025 South African state-owned logistics group Transnet has reported a wider loss of R2.2-billion in the six months to September 30 on higher costs and... →
Network Statement a major step in rail reform – B4SA
By: Schalk Burger 20th December 2024 Industry organisation Business for South Africa (B4SA) welcomes the release of the Network Statement as an exciting and significant milestone in... →
Russia’s Africa strategy at risk after Syria regime collapse
By: Bloomberg 11th December 2024 The swift collapse of Bashar Al-Assad’s regime in Syria threatens a key Russian airbase in the country that Moscow has depended on to project... →
OR Tambo fuel supply collapse must be investigated by Transport Minister
9th December 2024 The Democratic Alliance (DA) sees today’s collapse of aviation fuel supplies at OR Tambo International Airport as a serious and calamitous failure,... →
