Golden Arrow bus torched, Metrorail sub-station vandalised in Cape Town
A Golden Arrow bus has been torched in Cape Town, as Metrorail reels from a new round of vandalism just as it got its trains running again.
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A Golden Arrow bus has been torched in Cape Town, as Metrorail reels from a new round of vandalism just as it got its trains running again.
It was touch and go for Cape Town's trains on Wednesday, as the system recovers from vandalism of a major substation, as well as load shedding.
Cape Town rail commuters who have weekly and monthly tickets were left stranded due to load shedding, trains couldn't be scheduled.
Two drug-related arrests were made and two vehicles impounded during a multi-stakeholder roadblock along the R27 Monday (7 February).
Western Cape Transport and Public Works MEC Daylin Mitchell has expressed concern after fines to the tune of more than R7 million were issued in the province in one week.