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Shosholoza Meyl been suspended following a collision between two trains in which one person was killed in Horizon View in Roodepoort. sabcnews

lead a march in Cape Town on Thursday morning to highlight its demand for a reliable and affordable commuter rail system.

Cosatu Provincial Chairperson Motlatse Tsubane says they have had several meetings with the relevant stakeholders to raise their unhappiness about the state of public transport in the province. He says they also submitted their demands through the National Economic Development and Labour Council. “Prasa cannot address its problems on its own because it’s a systematic problem. Therefore government must come on board and deal with that situation. A certificate has been issued to us. We are marching to the City of Cape Town, we are marching to Prasa, up to the provincial government and Parliament where we will hand over our memorandum,” says Tsubane.Civil society coalition #UniteBehind came out in support of the march.

 

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