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Transnet faced intense scrutiny in Parliament as MPs raised concerns about rising debt, weak governance and persistent audit failures in spite of signs of recovery
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Germany rolls out world’s first hydrogen train
Hydrogen trains are equipped with fuel cells that produce electricity through a combination of hydrogen and oxygen
Alstom-led Gibela signs $5.1bn SA rail order
Transport company Gibela, 61% owned by Alstom, has been awarded an order to build 3 600 carriages in Prasa’s revamp.
French giant fined for bribery
A company with links to the South African nuclear industry is in the firing line for ‘improper payments’.
French energy giant fined for bribery
Alstom, a French engineering company with links to the SA nuclear industry, is in the firing line for ‘improper payments’ to an official in Zambia.
Zille approaches competition watchdog over Eskom-Hitachi deal
Helen Zille has written to the Competition Commission over possible collusion between Hitachi and Alstom for a tender to build boilers for Eskom.
French engineers in SA to ease power crisis
Seven French electricity experts visited South Africa last week to assist Eskom in dealing with the electricity crisis facing South Africa, the French embassy said on Monday.…
SACP condemns mining job-cut threats
The South African Communist Party (SACP), a partner in the governing alliance, said on Sunday it would not tolerate threats by mining companies to cut jobs in the country’s…
France foots bill for SA power station
France is giving a R15,5-billion (â,¬1,4-billion) coal-fired power station to South Africa as a gesture of friendship. The agreement was signed on Thursday between Buyelwa…
Eskom to build power station in Limpopo
Hitachi and Alstom have been awarded the R20-billion boiler and the R13-billion turbine contracts respectively for Eskom’s Medupi power station at Lephalale in the Limpopo…