Judge Wendy Hughes says this is the final extension because finality is “owed to the nation”
Sona was a mixed bag but there were some meaningful announcements
Cape Town’s largest passenger rail line has been closed for months, hitting people’s pockets and adding to road traffic congestion
The Prasa subsidiary has been unprofitable for years. And although its fleet contains broken and poorly maintained buses, it plans as if 100% of its fleet is operational. This…
The public protector’s report on Prasa is irrational, according to NGO coalition #UniteBehind
For Prasa’s 293 female drivers, the job isn’t as simple as getting from point A to B. They also have to contend with frustrated commuters
The state’s rail agency is pursuing a liquidated company, Swifambo, but it can also go after the billions owed to it by a Spanish company
The Prasa board voted to dismiss Letsoalo after the Sunday Times revealed that he allegedly increased his salary from R1.7-million to R5.9-million
The ‘Great Bank Heist’ report found that R1.9-billion had been looted from the mutual bank, implicating him along with at least 50 other individuals
Security guards released on bail after allegedly tying up fellow guards and attempting to steal vehicles
‘We should fully expect that the IMF’s main focus would be our costly civil service and bloated, indebted and dysfunctional state-owned enterprises’
The battle for Denel: Row over Zuma and Mandla’s Qatar visit and how the South African arms company is caught in the crossfire of Saudi-Qatar conflict
The rail agency needs court supervision to comply with safety directives, as it faces mounting problems
Besides recovering from instances of past mismanagement, Prasa is also facing incidences of damaged carriages and passenger infrastructure
The high court has held over the suspension of Prasa’s operating permit
Prasa’s board, meanwhile, says it has advanced in implementing the recommendations of the public protector, Auditor-General and treasury
Blade Nzimande says he has been briefed by Prasa’s current leadership that they would be taking action against those who are implicated in corruption
Eskom’s ex-financial officer’s swanky pad and R16m in strange transactions are part of probe
Cape Town’s transport problems have reached a crisis point and officials are seeking solutions before the rail system breaks down
A Constitutional Court ruling on labour-broking ends uncertainty over dual employment
