Transnet to probe alleged 'ghost train' graft | Business

Transnet has launched an investigation into allegations of severe corruption in the form of"ghost trains", implicating some Transnet employees and third parties.

Such trains would have been arranged off the books between certain Transnet employees and customers, and points to severe graft and corruption. In the course of the investigation, the whistle-blowers, implicated persons and relevant customers mentioned will all be approached for statements.

_Business Ghost trains transporting Ghost workers? Or was that Prasa?

_Business Minister of ghost trains loading...after a week he'll tell us 'I see absolutely no corruption here.' VoetsekANC AncIsCorrupt

_Business It seems nothing in the SOE’s is untainted.

_Business I am now beginning to think that at a political level the MYANC is an ASKARI and at a spiritual level an ANTI-CHRIST. Those at the HELM of this RUBBISH PARTY know exactly that their witchcraft is the 'PLAGUE OF DACKNESS'! Vuka Darkie! ✊✊✊

_Business It never stops in Satafrika, everyday it's a new thing

_Business Wow.. our Magicians in the ANC Circus are really good!

_Business Wtf so the two trains operating is not really there? No fucking way, only in South Africa

_Business Aaaaaaaaai

_Business Awu bakithi ngipheni amanzi nakhu ngizowa.Kanti kwenzenjani kulelizwe!This country but this country is going!!!

_Business Nooooo really... ANC looters really 😂🤬🧨

_Business Corruption is a pandemic in SOE's

_Business So they will declare a Minister of trains and he will declare that there is no corruption.

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