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Tambo Springs fights back against the lies
Ref: WE/SK/037827 Dated: 31st August 2023 Mr. A. Hogg : Sent per email: alec@biznews.com Dear Mr Hogg We write to you as the owners of the Tambo Springs Logistics Gateway development and in response to the article and interview stated below: Markus Jooste, Valumax, Mashatile — R5bn Tambo Springs joins corrupt dots. 28th August…
Read MoreMajor new highway planned for South Africa
Gauteng Roads and Transport boss Jacob Mamabolo says his department is in the process of finalising the design of a major new freeway development in the province. Presenting his departmental budget speech on Friday (20 May), Mamabolo said the object of the freeway is to provide additional capacity to the OR Tambo International Airport. This…
Read MoreGauteng Department of Roads and Transport Press Release
Gauteng’s massive freight infrastructure is beginning to reach capacity and to foster economic growth and maintain capacity to deliver goods on time, the province must keep growing capacity in the transport sector.
Read MoreTambo Springs forges ahead
The development of a private rail terminal at the Tambo Springs Logistics Gateway (Tambo Springs) is gaining momentum following the commencement of civil works on the terminal site and official sod turning by Gauteng Premier David Makhura and Ekurhuleni executive mayor Mzwandile Masina last week. Technical and safety approvals for the terminal, which is located…
Read MoreTambo Springs – Sod-turning led by the Premier of Gauteng
The development of a private rail terminal at the Tambo Springs Logistics Gateway (Tambo Springs) is gaining momentum following the commencement of the civil works on the terminal site and official sod turning by Gauteng Premier David Makhura and Ekurhuleni Executive Mayor Mzwandile Masina last week. Technical and safety approvals for the terminal that sits…
Read MoreTambo Springs development on the home stretch
The Tambo Springs development promises to give Gauteng the much-needed logistics infrastructure the province requires to deal with increased cargo volume while also delivering economic growth. Not only will it provide a state-of-the-art logistics gateway and development zone, but it also brings the concept of a multimodal network to life in the province. Tumi Mohulatsi,…
Read MoreTechnical approval for private rail terminal at Tambo Springs
Tambo Springs Logistics Gateway (Tambo Springs) has achieved a significant milestone with Transnet Freight Rail approving the technical layout for a private rail terminal and private rail siding unlocking southern Africa’s largest inland Port. The government’s support for Tambo Springs comes at a crucial time as the country needs to unlock large infrastructure projects in…
Read MoreNext Generation Logistics Gateway – A gateway to the future
Sub-Saharan Africa’s largest intermodal terminal is coming to Gauteng. Tambo Springs Logistics Gateway will be equipped to meet all your manufacturing, warehousing and distribution needs and will double current freight logistics capacity in and out of Gauteng. This inland intermodal port is a 607 ha industrial development, strategically located on the southern border of the…
Read MoreDevelopment at Tambo Springs Logistics Gateway on track
Johannesburg, October 2020: Infrastructure development continues at the Tambo Springs Logistics Gateway despite Transnet’s inability to deliver on the construction of a rail terminal in the agreed time. As a logistics gateway, Tambo Springs will offer road and rail-intermodal solutions, truck-related logistics functions, manufacturing and processing centres, industrial production and warehousing areas all linked to…
Read MoreTambo Springs rail concession fails, talks on to secure deal
5TH October 2020 by: Irma Venter – Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor Infrastructure development at the Tambo Springs Logistics Gateway is continuing, despite the inability of State-owned freight logistics group Transnet to deliver on the construction of a rail terminal in the agreed time, says Tambo Springs Development Company (TSDC) CEO Tumi Mohulatsi. In June…
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