Transnet and Sasol have opted to settle their long-running legal dispute about pipeline tariffs, with the former set to pay the latter nearly R5bn, almost all the budget it needs to fund its recently revised downwards emissions reduction road map.

The settlement, approved by Transnet’s board on Friday, came just a day after the cash-strapped state-owned freight and rail group received a R51bn government guarantee to support the entity’s capital investment programme and to enable it to meet its debt obligations...

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