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The Phelophepa Health Train brings health and hope to thousands of rural South Africans in need of access to health care facilities. This eighteen coach train, with its nineteen resident staff members,…
The Transnet teacher development programme is derived from national, the shareholder as well as the company’s imperatives and strategies. National in particular the Department of Basic Education in 2009…
Long before the dawn of South Africa hosting the 2010 Soccer World Cup, Transnet recognised the abundance of football talent amongst its youth. The company initiated the Rural and Farm Schools Programme…
Retired freight containers get a new lease on life to deliver service to most outlying rural communities. Our Container Assistance Programme has refocused its efforts on safety and security, building police…
There’s an African proverb that says: It takes a village to raise a child. At the Transnet Foundation, colleagues are now adding a second line to that piece of wisdom: ... but what does it take to raise…
Community based and non-profit organizations play a crucial role in uplifting impoverished communities. Once-off funding is granted to deserving projects in the areas of health, education, sport, containerised…
Transnet sponsors the…
In its 12th year, the Oliver Empowerment Awards remain the most established premier awards for Leadership and innovation in Empowerment and Transformation. Transnet Foundation is proud to be associated with such a prestigious event that has undoubtedly created a legacy of…
read more | 02-05-13
All the way with Transnet
Kagiso Morodi, a Transnet Foundation teacher intern programme candidate was born in the northern parts of Pretoria called Hammanskraal, Majaneng, Selosecha. As a young boy at both primary and lower secondary school Kagiso had the heart to be a good solver of mathematical…
read more | 02-05-13
Barkerville Junior Secondary…
A secondary school located in a rural community of Ngxabaxha, Mount Frere in the Eastern Cape has struck it lucky as it received a computer lab housing 55 computers and two printers, courtesy of Transnet (SOC) Limited in the month of April 2013.
read more | 02-05-13
Cataract Camp to Change…
De Aar, Northern Cape: This week will see hundreds of people undergo life-changing cataract operations, through a special camp set up by the KwaZulu-Natal Eye Care Coalition and the Northern Cape Department of Health.
read more | 26-04-13
The Awards have given our country, South Africa a great opportunity to recognise outstanding leaders, whether individuals or organisations, that have exemplified inspiration, vision, innovation, leadership and action for Empowerment and Transformation whose success today is legendary in the world of business.
It is obviously because of the Awards’ objectives that Transnet felt compelled to be a part of this event and participate as it is also part of its objective to uplift the communities within which it operates.
“Transnet has always played a major role in the development of skills that empower our communities and has always led from the front when it comes to transformation issues. It is therefore not a misnomer for it to fully participate and sponsor such an event that recognises those of us who have exemplified inspiration and great leadership,” says Sibusiso Ngomane, Senior Manager: Communications at the Transnet Foundation.
At the 12th Oliver Empowerment Awards, held on the 26th of April, a legacy of past achievements was remembered - in the Hall of Transformation Business Legends - where companies and individuals, now household names in the empowerment and transformation are honoured.
read more | 02-05-13
