READER LETTER | Government ignoring freight industry’s cries

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Mining companies are said to have incurred losses of an estimated R51bn in export revenue in the past year.

Transnet attributes its loss of performance partly to shortage of locomotives and partly to cable theft. What is very concerning is the extraordinary length of time it takes before government notices the problem and the extent of the damage done to these very important entities, which are so vital to economic growth and employment opportunities.

Cable theft has been a problem for many years, communities whose lives are threatened by the criminals involved in the illegal trade have been complaining for years but their cries fell on deaf ears. Now the country is reaping the rewards of government indifference and incompetence. The government has to do better than this.

 

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