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celebration of the first day of spring and as an Arbour Week gesture, Gautrain supported the planting of greenery at Free Me, a non-profit rehabilitation centre for indigenous wildlife based in the north of Johannesburg.
On 1 September, CEO of the Gautrain Management Agency, Jack van der Merwe (right), planted a monkey thorn tree.
Being the 2009 tree of the year, the monkey thorn tree is indigenous to Southern and Central Africa. Free Me CEO Hilary Millward (left) and Natalie Parker (right) also participated in the spring day festivities.
Read more about Free Me’s initiatives to rescue, rehabilitate and release orphaned, abandoned, injured and displaced indigenous birds, mammals and reptiles.
Construction Update
- CONSTRUCTION UPDATE – JUNE AND JULY August 26, 2011A) CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION AND THE START OF PHASE 2 OPERATIONS On 02 August 2011 the second phase of the Gautrain System – the route linking Rosebank Station in Johannesburg to Hatfield Station in Tshwane – was opened for commercial service. This follows the initial launch of Gautrain services on 08 June 2010, just three days […]
Newsroom
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