TAZARA, the Tanzanian-Zambia Railway owner, has lured a staggering $1.4 billion investment in the form of a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) agreement between it and China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC). The landmark agreement will upgrade the railway to world-class infrastructure and operations for maximum long-term efficiency and sustainability.
The 30-year agreement schedules a phased rehabilitation and modernization of the railway network. The initial three years will go into track rehabilitation, reconditioning of the locomotives and wagon sets, and overhauling of the overall modus operandi of the railway by CCECC. The...
With its large installed base of KREBS® products, FLSmidth’s Stormill facility west of Johannesburg is providing the platform for technology evolution and market expansion.
There...
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EMMANUEL SCHALIT NAMED CEO
AYRO, the designer and manufacturer of the revolutionary OceanWings® wingsail solutio for
cargo ships and yachts, announced today the close of a 19.2...
South Africa faces a pressing road safety challenge, with a disproportionate number of accidents involving heavy vehicles, particularly trucks. In an effort to address...
Leading provider of railway infrastructure solutions, VAESA, is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a significant three-year contract by Transnet Freight Rail (TFR)...