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VIDEO: Committee concerned about Transnet’s plans to give slots to private sector

16 February 2023, 12:44 PM  |
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A Transnet locomotive seen on a track

A Transnet locomotive seen on a track

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A Transnet locomotive seen on a track

Public Enterprises Portfolio Committee Chairperson Khaya Magaxa says they are concerned regarding Transnet’s plan to give its slots to the private sector due to non-profitability.

Transnet told the portfolio committee on Public Enterprises on Wednesday that theft, vandalism, and under-performance continue to put Transnet’s revenue in a dire situation.

There has been an over 1000% spike in cable theft over the last five years, with 100km of cables being stolen every month.

Security costs have escalated the state-owned entity’s cost to revenue.

Magaxa says committee members are concerned about the move by Transnet to allow a lot of private entities to enter Transnet. He says this borders on privatisation of the entire entity.

Below is the full interview:

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