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Existing South African reforms set to lift growth to 3.5% by 2029, coal conference hears 
By: Martin Creamer 30th January 2025 Existing economic reforms now in motion have the potential to lift South Africa’s economic growth rate to 3.5% a year by 2029, South Africa... →
Godongwana rebuffs Transnet debt-relief demand
By: Bloomberg 30th January 2025 Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana vowed to keep showing “tough love” toward the nation’s ailing State-owned enterprises, rebuffing calls for a... →
Parliament’s Transport Committee denounces destruction of Putco buses in Mpumalanga
By: Rebecca Campbell 28th January 2025 The chairperson of Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Transport, Donald Selamolela, has denounced the arson attacks on dozens of buses on Monday... →
Harnessing the Potential of Critical Minerals in Southern Africa: A Catalyst for Sustainable Growth
28th January 2025 Southern Africa is poised at a unique crossroad - a moment of unparalleled opportunity to leverage its vast reserves of critical minerals to drive... →
Next Transnet bailout must come from private sector, not taxpayers – DA
By: Thabi Shomolekae 27th January 2025 The Democratic Alliance (DA) criticised the African National Congress’s (ANC’s) decision to request a bailout for State-owned rail and ports... →
Coal exports can be uplifted to 81-million tons, Richards Bay Coal Terminal believes
By: Martin Creamer 27th January 2025 In 2017, Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) exported a record 76.47-million tons of coal on the 907 ships that called in that year, and chairperson... →
ANC wants National Treasury to rescue Transnet 
By: Bloomberg 27th January 2025 South Africa’s biggest political party will ask the National Treasury to consider a one-off debt-relief package for state-owned rail and ports... →
Richards Bay Coal Terminal 2024 exports extend beyond 52-million tons
By: Martin Creamer 24th January 2025 South Africa’s Richards Bay Coal Terminal (RBCT) in KwaZulu-Natal exported 52.08-million tons of coal in 2024, up on the 47.21-million tons of... →
