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fm.co.za > news-and-fox > 2026-09-10-transnet-from-operations-to-capital-crisis

Transnet: from operations to capital crisis

2+ day, 8+ hour ago   (83+ words) Financial Mail Bringing in an outside operator and capital into Pier 2 at Durban port is a miniature version of what may eventually happen across the state-owned logistics operator For most of the past decade Transnet has had an obvious problem:…...

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fm.co.za > opinion > 2026-09-09-wandile-sihlobo-port-recovery-swells-the-coffers-of-south-africa-s-farmers

WANDILE SIHLOBO: Port recovery swells the coffers of South Africa???s farmers

3+ day, 1+ hour ago   (136+ words) The extension of the US’s Agoa trade law boosts South Africa’s agricultural exports When it comes to trade, South Africans are desperately keen for any glimmer of good news. Such news arrived this week in the form of our agricultural…...

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fm.co.za > opinion > 2026-09-09-michael-avery-we-can-t-walk-around-the-eskom-facts

MICHAEL AVERY: We can???t???walk around??? the Eskom facts

3+ day, 1+ hour ago   (155+ words) Real progress has been made at the power utility, but its financial position remains less robust than the R30bn headlines suggest Sport, like markets, has a habit of turning opinions into facts if they are repeated often enough. We are seeing…...

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fm.co.za > opinion > 2026-09-06-south-africa-risks-unbundling-public-infrastructure-know-how

South Africa risks unbundling public infrastructure know-how

6+ day, 2+ hour ago   (153+ words) Financial Mail South Africa’s infrastructure may remain publicly owned even as the institutions that own it do less of the work. As private capital and expertise move deeper into electricity, rail and ports, the bigger change is where economic power…...