Transnet proudly congratulates Pandelani Munyai, our Chief Information Officer, on being named Public Sector CIO of the Year 2026. This prestigious recognition celebrates visionary leadership, innovation, and the ethical use of technology to transform organisations, enhance service delivery, and drive meaningful digital transformation. Pandelani’s achievement is a testament to his unwavering commitment to excellence, his forward-thinking approach to technology, and his dedication to enabling Transnet’s strategic objectives through digital innovation. This award is not only a recognition of an exceptional year, but also another milestone in a distinguished career marked by consistent excellence and industry recognition. Over the years, Pandelani has continued to set the benchmark for leadership in the ICT sector, earning respect and accolades for his ability to drive impactful change and deliver sustainable value. #TransnetCares #CIOOfTheYear #LeadershipExcellence #DigitalTransformation #ProudlyTransnet #CIOAwards2026

#TransportMonth2026 | Celebrating 50 Years of Heavy-Haul Excellence 50 YEARS OF HEAVY-HAUL RAIL. For five decades, Transnet's heavy-haul operations have helped transport some of South Africa's most important commodities, supporting industries and connecting supply chains across vast distances. The story of heavy-haul rail is one of innovation, resilience and continuous improvement. As we celebrate this milestone, we also look ahead to the next chapter of growth and transformation. Here's to 50 years of excellence and the journey still to come. When Transnet Works, South Africa Thrives. #OTM2026 #ReinventForGrowth #OperationalExcellence

🚆 Transnet is proud to be participating in the Southern African Railway Association (SARA) Conference 2026 at the Sandton Convention Centre, bringing together industry leaders and subject matter experts to explore the future of rail in Africa. Over the next three days, subject matter experts will take part in thought-provoking panel discussions, sharing insights, expertise, and perspectives on some of the issues shaping the future of rail in Africa. As the continent seeks to strengthen regional integration, unlock economic opportunities, and build resilient transport networks, strategic platforms such as the SARA Conference play a critical role in fostering collaboration, knowledge sharing, innovation, and investment across the rail ecosystem. For Transnet, these engagements are essential in advancing industry partnerships, exchanging best practices, and contributing to conversations that support sustainable growth and improved freight and logistics solutions across the African continent. 📍 Visit the Transnet stand, engage with our teams, and be part of the conversation shaping the future of rail on the continent. #SARAConference2026 #TransnetAtSARA #ReimaginingRail #TransportMonth

[RE-ADVERTISED] Transnet Academy, through the Faculty of Engineering and Pipelines, invites eligible young South Africans to apply for our Apprenticeship Programme 2026. Opportunities are available in the following disciplines: 🔹 Electrical 🔹 Welder 🔹 Boilermaker 🔹 Fitter & Turner 🔹 Millwright 🔹 Mechanical Fitter 📌 Minimum requirements apply. Applicants must be South African citizens, aged 18–30, and meet the specified academic requirements. Closing date: 27 October 2026 Apply online at: transnettalentportal.csod.co…

#TransportMonth2026 | Enabling a More Competitive Rail Sector 11 TRAIN OPERATING COMPANIES. The rail sector continues to evolve, with eleven operators having concluded Rail Access Agreements with Transnet. This milestone reflects progress towards a more inclusive and competitive freight rail environment, creating opportunities for increased participation and improved network utilisation. A stronger rail ecosystem benefits industry, trade and the broader economy. When Transnet Works, South Africa Thrives. #OTM2026 #ReinventForGrowth #OperationalExcellence

[LIVE] @TE_Transnet and Wabtec sign R6.6 billion agreement to strengthen locomotive fleet performance. youtube.com/live/y2KceDYYNmM…

#TransportMonth2026 | Revenue increased to R88.6 billion. This growth reflects the progress being made across Transnet's operations and the critical role logistics plays in enabling trade, supporting industries and connecting South Africa's economy. As Transnet continues its journey of recovery and growth, rising revenue is a clear indicator of increased economic activity and growing confidence in the organisation's ability to keep the country moving. When Transnet Works, South Africa Thrives. #OTM2026 #ReinventForGrowth #OperationalExcellence

IMPORTANT NOTICE: APPRENTICESHIP ADVERTISEMENT WITHDRAWAL Transnet wishes to advise prospective applicants that the recently advertised Apprenticeship Programme is temporarily withdrawn due to a technical issue affecting the application link, which has resulted in the automatic rejection of applications. The issue is being addressed by the relevant faculty in collaboration with IT. The advertisement will be reposted once the necessary corrections have been completed. We apologise for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding.

Today, Transport Minister Barbara Creecy joined Transnet Group Chief Executive Michelle Phillips, Group Chief Operating Officer Solly Letsoalo and the Transnet Rail Infrastructure Manager (TRIM) team at the Iron Ore Line near Upington for the annual maintenance shutdown, currently taking place from 6 to 16 October 2026. As South Africa advances rail reform and opens the freight rail network to third-party train operators, sustained investment in infrastructure is essential to support increased rail capacity and provide a more predictable, reliable service for customers. The October maintenance programme is also contributing to local economic development, creating approximately 1,300 fixed-term employment opportunities and supporting small businesses through the supply of goods and services. #ReinventForGrowth #R4G #OctoberTransportMonth #RailReform #WhenTransnetWorksSouthAfricaThrives

#TransportMonth2026 | Investing in the Future of Logistics R23.3 BILLION INVESTED. Building a world-class logistics network requires continuous investment in infrastructure, equipment renewal and operational improvements. These investments strengthen capacity, improve reliability and help ensure that rail, ports and pipelines continue to support economic growth across South Africa. Every investment made today lays the foundation for a more efficient logistics system tomorrow. When Transnet Works, South Africa Thrives. #OTM2026 #ReinventForGrowth #OperationalExcellence