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New train manufacturing plant launched in Nigel
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the country’s train services need to improve in order to cater for the millions of passengers.
Read moreEkurhuleni is the 'engine of economic growth' - Ramaphosa at launch of train plant
South Africa's number one has described Ekurhuleni, where the official launch of a multibillion-rand train manufacturing plant was held, as the engine of economic growth in the country.
Read moreRamaphosa inaugurates R1bn train manufacturing facility, training centre in Nigel
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday officially opened the R1-billion, 78 ha Gibela train manufacturing facility at Dunnottar Park, in Nigel, east of Johannesburg.
Read moreR1bn train manufacturing plant a catalyst for rail transport – Cyril
President Cyril Ramaphosa said today that South Africa’s state-of-the-art train manufacturing plant was a catalyst for the transformation of passenger rail services and public transport.
Read moreMinister of Transport celebrates transport month
Minister of Transport Blade Nzimande has welcomed Transport Month by going on his first trip on South Africa’s new commuter trains – Gibela’s very own X’Trapolis Mega. 702 journalist Aki Anastasiou went along for the ride.
Read moreDriving economic growth through transport
The Gauteng Department of Transport has embarked on a campaign to create awareness on the importance of transport as a driver and an enabler for economic growth.
Read moreMake a difference campaign launched
Gibela recognising the importance of educational support - at all levels - in surrounding communities.
Read moreWomen to spearhead commuter train project
Local women will rule the game in the construction of about 600 new commuter trains over the next 10 years.
Read moreManufacturing trials of first locally made train car under way
Gibela has initiated manufacturing trials of the first locally made train car at the Gibela train factory, in Dunnottar, on the East Rand.
Read moreGibela moves to Dunnottar plant; takes first manufacturing steps
Gibela has initiated manufacturing trials of the first locally made train car at the Gibela train factory, in Dunnottar, on the East Rand.
Read moreNext 12 months crucial as PRASA prepares to receive new rolling stock
Commuters making use of the 18 new X’Ttrapolis Mega commuter trains, supplied by Gibela to the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) are “extremely happy” with the new rolling stock, says PRASA strategic asset development group executive Piet Sebola.
Read moreGibela live reads to announce relocation to Dunnottar
New South African commuter train manufacturer Gibela moves to its new home at Dunnottar in Ekurhuleni on the second of January twenty eighteen. We look forward to working with all of our stakeholders on changing the face of South African rail transport over the next ten years and beyond.
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