Transport Research and Development - South Africa

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Mathetha Mokonyama

http://www.csir.co.za

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4 Responses to “Transport Research and Development - South Africa”

  1. Charles Mbohwa on February 4th, 2009 at 15:21

    We are currently working on sustainable freight transportation systems in South Africa, focussing on road and rail. We can collaborate in that area.

  2. We are also interested in transport research and development project, mainly in passenger/public transport systems. We can be your partner in this application and future projects.

  3. Dear Dr. Mathetha Mokonyama,

    we know CSIR and we are glad to see your interest in the transport sector. We are partner in a FP7-Space project (Escort, leaded by GraphiTech) and with GraphiTech we are working at a proposal in the sector area. Please contact me on p.disperati@cgiar.org.

    sincerely

    dr. Stefano P. Disperati, PhD

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  4. Jerry Tabane on May 18th, 2009 at 18:41

    Am looking at transporting maize meal to the DRC since the country imports much of it’s food. Have letters of intent with some businessmen from the DRC. I have 175 tons of maize already available, have no transport quotes however! Can you help?

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