South Africa Wants to Hand Operation of Rail, Ports to Business After $27 Billion Loss - BNN Bloomberg

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The South African presidency has a plan to reverse the collapse of a state-run ports and freight-rail sector that’s cost the economy at least $26.7 billion since 2010: hand over most of the responsibility for fixing it to the private sector.

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