Transnet issues a request for proposals for a 25-year concession to redevelop and operate the Port of Cape Town’s multipurpose terminal, according to reports. The process invites private-sector participation in the long-term development and operation of the terminal, with the concession structured to run for 25 years. The reporting also notes that Hill-Lewis highlights the move as a push toward involving the private sector in port infrastructure and services. The sources agree on the core details: the issuing authority (Transnet), the asset involved (the Port of Cape Town’s multipurpose terminal), and the proposed duration of the concession (25 years). Beyond these points, the available coverage does not provide further specifics such as the scope of redevelopment, eligibility requirements, bidding timeline, or the evaluation criteria. Overall, the articles describe the RFP as a step in Transnet’s efforts to seek external investment and operational capacity for the terminal through a concession model.