Durban Port
latest news & developmentsTransnet takes delivery of R892m of cargo equipment at Port of Durban
The new rubber-tyred gantry cranes and straddle carriers will boost efficiency at the port, Transnet chief executive Michelle Phillips said
Durban is undergoing quite a revival
eThekwini metro is pulling out all the stops to make the Durban area once again attractive for business and leisure
Durban entrepreneur is a finalist for African award
His business has been recognised for its role helping Transnet fix its equipment woes to clear port backlogs
Transnet forges ahead with R89bn logistics hub in KZN
Plans are underway to develop new container terminals at the ports of Richards Bay and Durban, and to relocate the SA Navy Base from Salisbury Island
South Africa’s first exports under AfCFTA set sail
The African Continental Free Trade Area agreement creates the world’s largest free trade area by number of countries
Unions threaten legal action over jobs at Durban port
Dock workers are demanding transparency over Transnet’s partnership with the Filipino container company and an assurance there will be no retrenchments
Transnet unveils ‘immediate interventions’ to clear Durban Port backlog
Recently, there were 63 vessels at anchorage, of which 20 were awaiting a berth at the container terminal
CORRECTED: KZN business leaders need ‘hope’ to grow economy
Toyota vice president Nigel Ward says the province has developed resilience in the face of disease, civil unrest and floods
Transnet board going nowhere, Gordhan tells Durban business chamber
eThekwini businesses have urged the minister to fire executive members of the board, saying they are responsible for service delivery failures at the port
Durban floods: Transnet’s focus shifts to rail damage
Ships are going in and out of the harbour and and the backlog of 8 000 to 9 000 containers is expected to be cleared in the next five to six days
Businesses count the cost of devastating KwaZulu-Natal floods
Companies are having to deal with operational and supply-chain disruptions that come less than nine months after the riots in July.
Cyril’s industrial reboot will not drive economy to success
The president disclosed a development U-turn but the Special Economic Zones and China’s carbon intensive interests are likely to prevail