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[ICYMI 🎓] On 28 February 2025, Transnet celebrated the graduation of 51 women from the SheLeads programme at Wits Business School! This transformative programme equips female leaders with the skills and confidence to drive meaningful change—both within Transnet and beyond. Congratulations to our graduates—trailblazers, change-makers, and the future of leadership! 👏👏 #SheLeadsGraduation #TransnetCares #TransnetConnects

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[This Week] The Phelophepa Health Care Trains are in King Stutterheim, Eastern Cape and Empangeni, KwaZulu-Natal from 03 to 14 March 2025. Our team of dedicated professionals remain committed to providing accessible, high-quality healthcare where it's needed most. Our services include: ✅Healthcare Services – Comprehensive primary healthcare support ✅Eye Clinic – Vision screenings and prescription glasses ✅Dental Clinic – Oral health assessments and treatments ✅Psychology Services – Mental health support and counseling ✅Pharmacy Services – Medication and healthcare advice Stay tuned for our 2025 schedule and don’t miss us when we visit your town! Together, we’re making a difference, one stop at a time. #PhelophepaABCs #PhelophepaTrains #TransnetCares

Today, Transnet celebrated the achievement of its latest cohort of graduates from the Women in Leadership Development (SheLeads) programme at Wits Business School. This milestone marks not only a significant step in their personal and professional growth but also reinforces the future of business leadership—empowering women to drive change, innovation, and inclusivity in the industry. Board Chairperson, Dr. Andile Sangqu, Group Chief Executive, Adv. Michelle Phillips, Chief Operating Officer, Solly Letsoalo (MBA), Chief of People Management and Learning, Itumeleng K. Matsheka (MBA) (M.Inst.D), and Chief Financial Officer, Nosipho Maphumulo, joined in celebrating the 51 inspiring women and their contributions to shaping a more diverse and dynamic business landscape. Dr. Sangqu emphasised that learning extends beyond obtaining a qualification—it is a continuous journey of growth, both formally and informally. This graduation is yet another step towards advancing careers and driving meaningful transformation in the business. #SheLeadsGraduation #TransnetCares

[Leadership Announcement] We are pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Bessie Mabunda as Chief Executive: Transnet Engineering and Mr. Moshe Motlohi as Chief Executive: Transnet Rail Infrastructure Manager, effective 1 March 2025. Their expertise and leadership will drive Transnet’s recovery and growth. Join us in congratulating them! #TransnetLeadership. Read full statement here https://lnkd.in/dpEn573A

Transnet Group Chief Executive, Michelle Phillips met with shareholders of the Zululand Energy Terminal (ZET) to assess their readiness following the signing of the Terminal Operator Agreement (TOA) and to review key milestones in accelerating the Richards Bay LNG project. ZET was represented by Vopak Netherlands executives —Dick Richelle (Chairman Executive Board & CEO), Michiel Gilsing (Member Executive Board & CFO), and Oliver Naidu (VOPAK SA President)—alongside Transnet Pipelines - TPL CE Sibongiseni Khathi and Simphiwe Mehlamakhulu, Chairman of REATILE (VOPAK SA Shareholder). The engagement reinforced Transnet’s commitment to industry partnerships that enhance energy security and drive economic growth through strategic investments in sustainable energy. This collaboration is instrumental in building a resilient, future-focused energy supply chain for South Africa and the broader SADC region

Today, the Durban Container Terminals hosted an event to officially launch and showcase recently commissioned straddle carriers and rubber-tyred gantries (RTGs). This initiative forms part of Transnet Port Terminals' broader project plan to invest in new equipment across terminals nationwide, enhancing operational efficiency and service delivery. The event, hosted by the Chairperson of the Board and Group Chief Executive, was attended by - amongst others - representatives from the eThekwini Mayor’s office, the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and shipping lines. This investment in state-of-the-art equipment is expected to further enhance Durban’s capacity to handle growing volumes and improve the overall efficiency of operations at the port, aligning with Transnet’s strategic vision for modernisation and sustainability. The ceremony also provided a platform for fostering collaboration between key stakeholders, all working towards strengthening South Africa's position as a leading maritime hub.

[Media Statement] The Durban Container Terminals (DCT) will take delivery of over 100 pieces of new cargo handling equipment in the 2025 calendar year. The equipment, which includes 20 straddle carriers for the Pier 2 terminal and nine rubber-tyred gantry cranes for the Pier 1 terminal, began arriving in December 2024 and delivery will continue until the end of May 2025. As part of its Recovery Plan, Transnet Port Terminals (TPT) has invested R3.4 billion this year to boost its fleet, with South Africa’s busiest terminals DCT getting the lion’s share. Additional equipment at DCT this year includes four ship-to-shore cranes for the South quay, 40 haulers and 67 trailers, with arrival scheduled from April 2025 until December 2025. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dpEn573A

[Listen 🎙️] In celebration of International Mother Language Day, we’re diving into the importance of language diversity and inclusivity at Transnet! Tune in to our latest #LentswePodcast episode as we explore the Transnet Language Policy with Yanga Soji, Communication Specialist in Content Management and Language Services. From fostering effective communication to embracing multilingualism in the workplace, we cover it all in this insightful conversation. Listen to the full episode now on our YouTube channel! https://lnkd.in/eJr6_yzD 🎧📺  #LanguageDiversity  #TransnetCares  #TransnetConnects

[Media Statement] The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) and Transnet have signed multiple settlement agreements totalling over R31.4 million following a Special Tribunal order that set aside several unlawful contracts. These agreements, which involve repayments from companies and individuals who benefitted from irregular transactions, form part of ongoing efforts to recover financial losses suffered by the state and uphold accountability in public procurement. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dpEn573A