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Along with Eskom, Transnet has been singled out for being a major contributor to slow economic growth and consequently, lower than forecast revenue collection.

A new moment beckons in South Africa, and we need to do better, think better, live better, agree better, for the benefit of the future of our country, writes Monde Ndlovu.

Molemo Maarohanye appeared shortly at the Johannesburg Magistrates Court on Wednesday, where he faces three counts of rape, two counts of attempted murder, and one count of assault.

City Powers attempt to give Johannesburg residents relief from load shedding is off to a rocky start, as some areas are left without power at least twice a day.

It’s alleged Lerato Makenete and Landela Madubane colluded with three service providers to inflate the prices of disposable breathalyser straws during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Molemo Maarohanyes legal team told the court on Wednesday that he is not available to appear in court in December due to festive season commitments.

Transnet was briefing Parliament’s public enterprises on its annual results.

SARB said its report is not premised on ‘unquestioning acceptance of the versions placed before investigators and that all the truth has been told’

The trade union federation warned of a very real looming jobs bloodbath due to Transnets poor performance, urging the entity to find a new CEO that was an expert on the issue.

Most of the pupils found the paper tough and challenging