Corporate Affairs
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Cape Town trains suspended for second time in one week after vandalism
Metrorail has implemented extra security measures after a second attempt to steal cables providing electricity to its trains. All trains in the Western Cape were halted on Tuesday following vandalism to the cables during load shedding. The latest attempt, which took place on Thursday at around at 18:30, saw trains cancelled on Cape Town lines.
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Load-shedding, vandalism wreak havoc with train services in Cape Town
Train commuters in Cape Town had to keep their fingers crossed during load-shedding on Wednesday as Metrorail worked to keep systems up and running. On Tuesday, services had to be cancelled because of vandalism at the Tafelbaai high voltage substation,…
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Load-shedding, vandalism wreak havoc with train services in Cape Town
Train commuters in Cape Town had to keep their fingers crossed during load-shedding on Wednesday as Metrorail worked to keep systems up and running. On Tuesday, services had to be cancelled because of vandalism at the Tafelbaai high voltage substation,…
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Gautrain looking into solar panels to power its stations
Gauteng’s express railway system Gautrain is working on greening its operations, and plans to have solar power solutions for its stations, says CEO of Gautrain Management Agency, William Dachs. Dachs participated in an online discussion hosted by Arena…
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Gautrain looking into solar panels to power its stations
Gauteng’s express railway system Gautrain is working on greening its operations, and plans to have solar power solutions for its stations, says CEO of Gautrain Management Agency, William Dachs. Dachs participated in an online discussion hosted by Arena…
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Cabinet welcomes conclusion of purchase and sales agreement for SAA
Cabinet has welcomed the conclusion of the sales and purchase agreement for South African Airways by the Department of Public Enterprises and Takatso Consortium. Cabinet said in a statement on Thursday that the next step in the deal to sell 51% of the government’s stake in SAA was left to regulatory bodies to approve. The department announced the decision to get an equity partner for SAA last year. The airline would not be getting any further bailouts, and Takatso Consortium’s takeover of a portion of SAA was seen as a move to help rescue the struggling airline. Cabinet also discussed other matters at its meeting this week.
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Cabinet welcomes conclusion of purchase and sales agreement for SAA
Cabinet has welcomed the conclusion of the sales and purchase agreement for South African Airways by the Department of Public Enterprises and Takatso Consortium. Cabinet said in a statement on Thursday that the next step in the deal to sell 51% of the government’s stake in SAA was left to regulatory bodies to approve. The department announced the decision to get an equity partner for SAA last year. The airline would not be getting any further bailouts, and Takatso Consortium’s takeover of a portion of SAA was seen as a move to help rescue the struggling airline. Cabinet also discussed other matters at its meeting this week.
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Sale process for Takatso’s majority stake in SAA is done, regulatory approval now needed
The sale and purchase process of a majority stake in South African Airways (SAA) has now been concluded and signed by the Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) and its strategic equity partner for the airline, the Takatso Consortium. According to a st…
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Sale process for Takatso’s majority stake in SAA is done, regulatory approval now needed
The sale and purchase process of a majority stake in South African Airways (SAA) has now been concluded and signed by the Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) and its strategic equity partner for the airline, the Takatso Consortium. According to a st…
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City of Joburg launches probe into R94m spent on 13km road which is in ‘complete disarray’
The City of Johannesburg has launched a probe into R94-million which was spent on the Braamfischerville Ext 12 Gravel Roads Upgrade project. The City said the current state of the road was in “complete disarray”.