Gijima’s contract with Transnet came to an end on 30 November 2024, but it has refused to hand over control of the systems to Transnet’s internal staff due to concerns over service continuity.
Transnet downplayed the severity of the impact on its operations, saying that its freight rail, pipelines, engineering, and property divisions reported normal activity.
Transnet wants IT provider Gijima to hand over passwords and walk away, which could spell disaster for the state-owned enterprise.
A criminal syndicate has pocketed up to R50 million in kickbacks though a “ghost train” operation at Transnet.
Transnet is experiencing disruptions to its IT systems that are causing outages affecting container terminals at South Africa’s ports around the country. According to reports, the state-owned ...
Transnet Port Terminals has declared a force majeure following a “cyber-attack, security intrusion, and sabotage”.
Major South African bank to pay Transnet R600 million to settle legal dispute Nedbank has agreed to pay Transnet R600 million to settle its litigation with the utility.
Major South African bank to pay Transnet R600 million to settle legal ...
The ransomware attack on Transnet’s IT infrastructure that caused activity at South Africa’s ports to slow to a crawl was an act of cyberwarfare, Rapport and its sister paper City Press ...
Many South African businesses still see learnerships and skills development programmes as time-consuming and filled with red tape. The paperwork, strict Sector Education and Training Authority (Seta) ...
Employers using learnerships as part of their Skills Development and B-BBEE strategies are being urged to act now, as the registration of legacy learnerships is coming to an end. All new learnerships ...