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Transport, the heartbeat of South Africa’s economic growth and social development! Tel: 012 309 3000. To report potholes, dial our hotline number: 086 176 2847

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[IN PICTURES] Deputy Minister of Transport, @MkhulekoHlengwa addressing stakeholder engagement in Luchtenburg, North West Cabinet resolved on the 3rd of September 2025 to impose section 139(7) on the Ditsobotla Local Municipality, in conjunction with section 150 of the Municipal Financial Management Act 56 of 2003
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[WATCH] Deputy Minister of Transport, @MkhulekoHlengwa addressing stakeholder engagement in Luchtenburg, North West Cabinet resolved on the 3rd of September 2025 to impose section 139(7) on the Ditsobotla Local Municipality, in conjunction with section 150 of the Municipal Financial Management Act 56 of 2003
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Minister of Transport, Barbara Creecy will tomorrow deliver closing address at the 2026 National Aviation Conference (NAC) Date: 07 May 2026 Time: 08:30 Venue: Emperor's Palace, Kempton Park
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#STCTransportEnergy MINISTER BARBARA CREECY ADDRESSES THE SPECIALISED TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT AND ENERGY. #GovZAUpdates #TransportZA #EnergyZA #BetterAfricaBetterWorld #AfricanUnion
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SPECIALIZED TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT AND ENERGY The committee aims to advance the following priorities: 1. Review progress in the implementation of previous decisions, with a focus on key continental programmes and projects across transport, energy, and PIDA, including the second phase of PIDA (PIDA PAP2) and its Mid-Term Review process 2. Provide strategic policy direction on priority continental initiatives, including: Advancement of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM), the African Single Electricity Market (AfSEM), and the Continental Power Systems Master Plan (CMP) Development of integrated transport systems across air, rail, maritime, and road sectors Acceleration of flagship energy and infrastructure projects, including Grand Inga, geothermal, green hydrogen, and regional interconnectors 3. Deliberate on and endorse key frameworks, strategies, and action plans, including sectoral action plans (2026–2027) and regulatory instruments aimed at harmonisation and efficiency across Member States. 4. Strengthen coordination and alignment among AU institutions, Regional Economic Communities (RECs), Member States, and partners to support effective implementation 5. Promote sustainable and resilient infrastructure development, including energy transition, transport decarbonisation, digitalisation, and energy efficiency 6. Consider and adopt the Experts’ Report and Ministerial Declaration, providing strategic direction for the next phase of implementation #STCTransportEnergy

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SPECIALIZED TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT AND ENERGY The committee aims to advance the following priorities: 1. Review progress in the implementation of previous decisions, with a focus on key continental programmes and projects across transport, energy, and PIDA, including the second phase of PIDA (PIDA PAP2) and its Mid-Term Review process 2. Provide strategic policy direction on priority continental initiatives, including: Advancement of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM), the African Single Electricity Market (AfSEM), and the Continental Power Systems Master Plan (CMP) Development of integrated transport systems across air, rail, maritime, and road sectors Acceleration of flagship energy and infrastructure projects, including Grand Inga, geothermal, green hydrogen, and regional interconnectors 3. Deliberate on and endorse key frameworks, strategies, and action plans, including sectoral action plans (2026–2027) and regulatory instruments aimed at harmonisation and efficiency across Member States. 4. Strengthen coordination and alignment among AU institutions, Regional Economic Communities (RECs), Member States, and partners to support effective implementation 5. Promote sustainable and resilient infrastructure development, including energy transition, transport decarbonisation, digitalisation, and energy efficiency 6. Consider and adopt the Experts’ Report and Ministerial Declaration, providing strategic direction for the next phase of implementation #STCTransportEnergy
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SPECIALIZED TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT AND ENERGY DAY 2 In accordance with its Rules of Procedure, the Committee meets in ordinary session every two years. The 5th Ordinary Session will review progress in implementing the Decisions of the 4th Ordinary Session held in Zanzibar, United Republic of Tanzania, in September 2023, and consider new strategic initiatives under transport, energy, and PIDA #STCTransportEnergy
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SPECIALIZED TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT AND ENERGY DAY 2 The Specialised Technical Committee on Transport and Energy is the African Union’s ministerial decision-making organ responsible for providing policy guidance and strategic oversight on continental integration in the infrastructure sectors of transport and energy Since its establishment under the African Economic Community Treaty and subsequent reconfiguration under the African Union, the Committee has played a central role in shaping continental policy and advancing priority programmes across transport and energy #STCTransportEnergy
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DAY 1 HIGHLIGHTS: Africa’s Future in Motion The African Union Transport & Energy Summit 2026 is currently underway in Sandton — bringing together leaders shaping the future of infrastructure, energy, and economic growth across Africa. From energy access to transport corridors, these discussions directly impact: ✔️ Electricity in your home ✔️ Cost of goods ✔️ Job opportunities ✔️ Africa’s global competitiveness 📺 Follow on BRICS AFRICA CHANNEL 👉 sabc-plus.com/s/PFNvHwWD⁠� #AfricanUnion #EnergyTransition #Infrastructure #AfCFTA #BRICSAfricaChannel
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SPECIALIZED TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT AND ENERGY Day 1 of Specialized Technical Committee on Transport and Energy The committee aims to advance the following priorities: 1. Review progress in the implementation of previous decisions, with a focus on key continental programmes and projects across transport, energy, and PIDA, including the second phase of PIDA (PIDA PAP2) and its Mid-Term Review process 2. Provide strategic policy direction on priority continental initiatives, including: Advancement of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM), the African Single Electricity Market (AfSEM), and the Continental Power Systems Master Plan (CMP) Development of integrated transport systems across air, rail, maritime, and road sectors Acceleration of flagship energy and infrastructure projects, including Grand Inga, geothermal, green hydrogen, and regional interconnectors 3. Deliberate on and endorse key frameworks, strategies, and action plans, including sectoral action plans (2026–2027) and regulatory instruments aimed at harmonisation and efficiency across Member States. 4. Strengthen coordination and alignment among AU institutions, Regional Economic Communities (RECs), Member States, and partners to support effective implementation 5. Promote sustainable and resilient infrastructure development, including energy transition, transport decarbonisation, digitalisation, and energy efficiency 6. Consider and adopt the Experts’ Report and Ministerial Declaration, providing strategic direction for the next phase of implementation #STcTransportEnergy
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NATIONAL RAIL MASTER PLAN RECAP In the commuter sphere high transport costs undermine take-home pay and condemn commuters to several hours a day spent on congested highways An effective commuter rail system would lower household costs, save time, reduce accidents and improve accessibility to income and services for low-income communities At current prices, full implementation of the Rail Master Plan would require private and public investment of close to two Trillion Rand over the next thirty years
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The African Union Commission (AUC), in collaboration with the Government of the Republic of South Africa, is organising the 5th Ordinary Session of the Specialised Technical Committee on Transport and Energy. Convened under the theme, “The Africa We Build: Transport and Energy as Catalysts for Africa’s Prosperity,” the Session will bring together Ministers and experts to advance Africa’s infrastructure, transport, and energy agenda, serving as a high-level platform to review progress, address emerging challenges, and accelerate the implementation of key continental programmes, including the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa (PIDA). By strengthening policy direction, coordination, and investment, the Session will contribute to enhancing regional connectivity, advancing sustainable infrastructure, and supporting Africa’s transition to modern and resilient energy systems. 27–30 April 2026 | Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa
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The Deputy Minister of Transport, @MkhulekoHlengwa will be in Dundee, KwaZulu-Natal tomorrow for the Unveiling of Yellow Plant IDP/Budget 2026/2027
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