News and Speeches for Department of Transport and Public Works
Mossel Bay shared government offices building project begins
2 October 2018The Department of Transport and Public Works (DTPW) has started a R58 million project to transform the Mossel Bay building formerly known as House de Klerk into a Wester Read More
Update on N1 Plattekloof roadworks
27 September 2018A R487 million Department of Transport and Public Works project to upgrade a section of the N1 between Plattekloof Road and Old Oak Interchange is 60% complete. Read More
Bellville and Bloekombos taxi ranks reopened
27 September 2018The Bellville and Bloekombos Taxi Ranks have been reopened with effect from 3pm on 27 September 2018 after having been closed for five days by the Priority Committee on Transport (TPC) in response to recurring violence in the Bellville and... Read More
Eastern Cape Legislature visited Gene Louw Traffic College
27 September 2018A delegation from Eastern Cape Legislature visited Gene Louw Traffic College on the 27th September 2018. Read More
Bellville taxi rank closed after commuters caught in violent crossfire
22 September 2018Statement by Donald Grant, Minister of Transport and Public Works Read More
Construction of new Kwa-Faku Primary School begins
12 September 2018The Department of Transport and Public Works (DTPW) has started the construction of the new Kwa-Faku Primary School in Philippi East. Read More
PRASA to pay outstanding contribution for special rail enforcement unit
12 September 2018Joint Media Statement by Donald Grant (Western Cape Minister of Transport and Public Works), Brett Herron (Mayoral Committee Member, Transport and Urban Development, City of Cape Town), and Martha Ngoye (PRASARAIL Acting CEO) Read More
Taxi groupings' commitment to free and fair elections a positive step forward
11 September 2018Statement by Donald Grant, Minister of Transport and Public Works Read More
Latest rail attack highlights urgent need for criminal prosecution
10 September 2018Statement by Donald Grant, Minister of Transport and Public Works Read More
National industrial action delays issuing of driving licence cards
6 September 2018Members of the public waiting for their driving licence cards may experience a delay because of industrial action at the Driving Licence Card Account (DLCA) in Pretoria. Read More
Extension of parking at George bus depot complete
4 September 2018The Department of Transport and Public Works (DTPW) recently completed a project to extend the parking at the bus depot in George and undertake ancillary works. Read More
Tragedy strikes as bus crash claims ten lives
30 August 2018In the early hours of this morning a Naledi Bus Services bus crashed on Aberdeen Road, about 50 kms outside of Beaufort West, killing a total of 10 people (8 people on the scene and another two later) and injuring 30. Read More
Roadworks delayed between Ashton and Montagu
24 August 2018A R650 million Department of Transport and Public Works (DTPW) roadworks project currently underway between Ashton and Montagu has been unavoidably delayed because Basil Read, the main contractor on the project, is in business Read More
New arrestor bed on Sir Lowry's Pass
21 August 2018The Department of Transport and Public Works (DTPW) recently completed an R11 million project to construct a new slipway and truck arrestor bed at the bottom of Sir Lowry’s Pass near the intersection of the N2 and Sir Lowry’s P Read More
Roadworks between De Rust and Oudtshoorn update
15 August 2018The Department of Transport and Public Works regrets to advise that stop/ go controls will be in place on two sections of the R341 between Oudtshoorn and De Rust. Read More
Newlands Clinic converted to a fully functional pre-primary school
15 August 2018Joint statement by Minister Debbie Schafer and Minister Donald Grant Western Cape Minister of Education and Minister of Transport and Public Works Read More
Roadworks begin between De Rust and Uniondale
10 August 2018The Department of Transport and Public Works (DTPW) has started periodic maintenance on the R341 between De Rust and Uniondale. Read More
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