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Transport News
Partnership formed to improve localisation, support Transnet’s core business
State-owned Transnet, the National Association of Automotive Component and Allied Manufacturers (NAACAM) and the National Empowerment Fund (NEF) will partner to increase localisation, domestic manufacturing capabilities and support areas core to Transnet’s organization. The five-year collaboration will see the celebrations contribute towards a R224-million programme that is expected to add to the resurgence of local production and decreasing logistics costs.
Software company uses tech to supply solutions
Software company SYSPRO Africa revealed last month that it was completing the execution a new software system– almost 100% from another location from South Africa– for a manufacturing and warehousing customer, in North Africa. “Besides sending consultants to site as the job was finishing to iron out any little problems or concerns, we did everything online,” states SYSPRO Africa consumer & & communities enablement manager Doug Hunter.
PRASA being ‘totally rebuilt’, not rehabilitated, says the State-owned entity’s strategy GM
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) is being totally rebuilt, says PRASA method GM Anna-Marie Lubbe. “We are difficult at work restoring PRASA. It is not a recovery, it is not a rehabilitation [process]– it is a total rebuild.”
Transnet strike deprived South Africa of opportunity to move R65.3bn worth of goods
South Africa lost the opportunity to move R65.3-billion worth of goods during the recent 11 days of industrial action at the country’s ports, says South African Association of Freight Forwarders (SAAFF) CEO Dr Juanita Maree. “Some of that will possibly move later, but the rest is gone – and gone forever.”
New storage solution increases capacity at automotive giant
Storage solutions manufacturer Acrow has successfully finished the installation of a brand-new storage service for international automotive company Toyota’s Africa Parts Centre in Boksburg, Gauteng. The job started in November 2020 and the new storage facility was opened in July this year.
e-Gov reprioritises functions to achieve digitization.
The Gauteng Department of e-Government (e-Gov) has developed an 18-month programme to fast track the digitisation of the Gauteng government. The programme is made up of 20 key initiatives that are the main focus of delivery until the end of the administrative term. This includes an e-Policing system which is a crime fighting tactic that uses technology and an integrated intelligence operations centre that will make use of an e-Panic Button to alert law enforcement agencies when a citizen is in need of help. The department will continue with its usual programmes of providing information and communications technology (ICT) support to GPG departments, innovation and creating a paperless customer services environment. e-Gov was created to modernise public services in Gauteng in order to create better and more efficient services for citizens.
Treasury outlines Gauteng govt’s duties towards Sanral e-toll debt
The National Treasury has described how the South African National Roads Agency Limited’s (Sanral’s) e-toll financial obligation will be paid in big part by the Gauteng provincial and nationwide federal government. This follows Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s statement during his Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) on October 26 that federal government would settle R47-billion of the State-owned entity’s government-guaranteed developing debt and debt-related commitments.
JDA appoints new contractor to restart Bramfischerville infrastructure construction
The Joburg Development Agency (JDA) has rebooted the building of roadways and stormwater facilities in Bramfischerville Extension 12, in Soweto, after the agreements of two previous specialists were ended as an outcome of poor performance. The JDA says the building of roads and stormwater infrastructure in the location is back on track after it selected DKBP Construction, which will finish the remaining work.
Survey shows Gauteng residents revert to pre-Covid-19 travel patterns
The most recent Covid-19 Gauteng Household Travel Survey (GHTS) prepared by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) for the Gauteng Roads, Transport and Logistics department, showed that people are reverting to pre-Covid-19 travel patterns for work, education, shopping and medical purposes. Two years after the first survey, daily traffic volumes on selected freeways in Gauteng are rising, with petrol consumption rising to pre-Covid-19 volumes.
Outa questions Sanral’s claims of R43bn in GFIP debt
Nonprofit Organisation Against Tax Abuse (Outa) has actually called into question the truthfulness and accuracy of the South African National Roads Agency Limited’s (Sanral’s) claim on October 26 that R43-billion of its R45.9-billion total financial obligation is attributed to the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP). “We can not accept that R43-billion of this is credited to GFIP, particularly as the Sanral court documents reflected in early 2012, when the GFIP building was essentially complete, that the GFIP …