Transnet container traffic on the up…

South African transport utility Transnet has announced that it will seek private sector involvement in operating the container rail corridor between Durban and Gauteng Province

In a statement last week, Transnet said it was confident that the agreement would help facilitate a binding and definitive agreement to resolve pending legal disputes, and thus free the way for the urgent delivery of electric locomotives to Transnet Freight Rail

South African citrus exports have fallen this year, partly because of road haulage difficulties

Durban’s Pier 1 Container Terminal, which opened in 2007, handled 689,246 TEU in financial year 2021-22, breaking the previous annual record

In its centenary year, Stella Maris has come up with an online rose purchase project to raise funds for seafarers at this very difficult time

Dunkirk port authority is introducing a rebate for ships complying with ESI norms. The port has also reported a new intermodal rail service from Nord Ports Shuttle