How Transnet will finance the next phase of its turnaround is anyone's guess

The state risks losing expertise as it hands public infrastructure to private players

Transnet and Eskom are acting as both referee and player, says BLSA, while political interference at municipalities is as bad as ever

From Transnet to Joburg, the times they are a-changin’ in South Africa. At last

Fix the plumbing, slash the red tape and confront our hostile labour market: how to get South Africa back to real economic growth

Four consecutive GDP gains signal a tentative recovery as infrastructure improvements take hold – but without private investment, momentum may fade

Transnet’s last Carlton Centre sale attempt bombed – at R900m. Who will step up to buy the former Joburg icon?

There are plenty of reasons to hold our breath over Transnet’s brand spanking new ‘open access’ operator model

Transnet is looking to government to help it manage its debt burden and lure the private sector

McKinsey’s $122m US settlement for state capture in South Africa is drawing sharp criticism from critics, who say it’s pocket change for the consulting giant

The economy’s shrinking, not growing. Can reforms at Eskom and Transnet turn the tide?

How this year’s surge in orange juice prices helped save South Africa’s citrus growers from Transnet’s ongoing stumbles