Teda News Bulletin 2024
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Collected on 29 July 2026
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Participation in the Black Business Council in the Built Environment MOU
TEDA has signed an MOU with the Black Business Council in the Built Environment to boost investment and market access for black-owned construction and engineering firms. This collaboration opens doors for qualifying businesses to join tender processes and joint ventures.
- Who it is for
- black-owned businesses in the built environment sector
- How to act on it
- Register with the Black Business Council in the Built Environment and contact TEDA for eligibility and participation steps.
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TEDA signed an MOU with the Black Business Council in the Built Environment to boost investment and market access
Leasing of Pretoria West and Rooiwal Power Stations
Private operators can lease the Pretoria West and Rooiwal Power Stations as part of the Tshwane Energy Summit plans to address the city's energy crisis. This opportunity is open to qualified energy sector companies seeking long-term operational contracts.
- Who it is for
- private energy operators and infrastructure developers
- How to act on it
- Contact TEDA for application details and leasing guidelines.
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including plans to lease out the Pretoria West and Rooiwal Power Stations to private operators
Involvement in the City of Tshwane Agriculture Master Plan Workshop
An AgriSA workshop was held to work toward a City of Tshwane Agriculture Master Plan. Farmers, agri-businesses, and stakeholders can contribute input and participate in shaping future agricultural policy and development in Tshwane.
- Who it is for
- farmers, agribusinesses, and agricultural cooperatives
- How to act on it
- Attend future workshops or submit feedback to AgriSA or TEDA on agriculture planning.
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an AgriSA workshop worked toward a City of Tshwane Agriculture Master Plan
Participation in the Tshwane Auto City Vision – Rosslyn Hub
The Rosslyn Hub, a R5.5 billion component of the R50 billion Tshwane Auto City vision, is actively developing with an industrial park and hotel/conference centre still to be completed. Businesses can participate in future phases through partnerships or development opportunities.
- Who it is for
- industrial developers, construction firms, and hospitality providers
- How to act on it
- Engage with TEDA to explore development and investment opportunities in the Rosslyn Hub.
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the Rosslyn Hub — a R5.5 billion piece of the broader R50 billion Tshwane Auto City vision — has already delivered 1,000 houses, a school, student housing, and logistics infrastructure, with an industrial park and hotel/conference centre still to come
Management of Key City Assets by TEDA
TEDA has been tasked by the Mayoral Committee to manage several major city assets — including the Fresh Produce Market, Bon Accord Quarry, Tshwane Events Centre, and Wonderboom Airport — to generate revenue and attract investment in 2024/25. These assets are available for strategic use and operation under TEDA’s oversight.
- Who it is for
- businesses and investors interested in operating or managing public infrastructure
- How to act on it
- Submit proposals to TEDA for managing any of the listed city assets.
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the Mayoral Committee has tasked TEDA with managing key City assets (the Fresh Produce Market, Bon Accord Quarry, Tshwane Events Centre, and Wonderboom Airport) to drive revenue and investment in 2024/25
Investment in the Tshwane Freight Terminal and Logistic Hub (TFTLH)
The 80-hectare inland dry port, led by Mzansi Rail Technologies, has received Conditions of Establishment approval and is preparing for operations in late 2025. Investors and logistics firms can engage with the project for development, supply chain integration, or joint ventures.
- Who it is for
- logistics companies, freight operators, and infrastructure investors
- How to act on it
- Contact Mzansi Rail Technologies or TEDA to express interest in investment or partnership.
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the Tshwane Freight Terminal and Logistic Hub (TFTLH), an 80-hectare inland dry port led by Mzansi Rail Technologies, has received Conditions of Establishment approval and is set to begin operations in late 2025
Facts
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City of Tshwane, Gauteng
Reference
https://teda.org.za/teda-news-bulletin-2024/
Amounts
R 5 500 000 000, R 50 000 000 000, R 2 785 000 000
Key Takeaways
- Document title: TEDA News Bulletin 2024
- Publisher: Tshwane Economic Development Agency (TEDA)
- TFTLH: 80-hectare inland dry port led by Mzansi Rail Technologies; Conditions of Establishment approval; operations planned for late 2025
- Rosslyn Hub: R5.5 billion within the R50 billion Tshwane Auto City vision; delivered 1,000 houses, a school, student housing, and logistics infrastructure; industrial park and hotel/conference centre still to come
- Tshwane Energy Summit: held June 2024; over 361 delegates; includes plans to lease Pretoria West and Rooiwal Power Stations to private operators
- Partnerships: Nigerian delegation visit; MOU signed with Black Business Council in the Built Environment; AgriSA workshop toward City of Tshwane Agriculture Master Plan
- Leadership: Dr. Lardo Stander appointed TEDA CEO in May 2024
- Board: new board members Siyabonga Mbanjwa and Paul Serote
- 2023/24 highlights: R2.785 billion in landed investment projects; R22.1 million in exports generated
- 2024/25 mandate: Mayoral Committee tasked TEDA with managing Fresh Produce Market, Bon Accord Quarry, Tshwane Events Centre, and Wonderboom Airport
- Publication date shown: July 24, 2026 (for the 2024 bulletin page)
- Tshwane Economic Development Agency (TEDA)
- Mzansi Rail Technologies
- City of Tshwane
- Dr. Lardo Stander
- Siyabonga Mbanjwa
- Paul Serote
- Black Business Council in the Built Environment
- AgriSA
- Nigerian delegation
- Pretoria West Power Station
- Rooiwal Power Station
- Fresh Produce Market
- Bon Accord Quarry
- Tshwane Events Centre
- Wonderboom Airport
- SAPOA