Transport union Untu says the passenger rail agency or Prasa’s bank account is empty. Sonja Carstens, Untu’s spokesperson, says there is not even money to buy new brakes for trains. The law firm, Werksmans attorneys, has also suspended its services to Prasa due to an outstanding 19-million-rand account. Werksmans assisted Prasa in various court cases..
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PRASA’s bank account is apparently empty!
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ANC controlled entity, Prasa placed under administration – SAA, PRASA and who is next?
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The state-run Passenger Rail Agency (Prasa) has been placed under administration with immediate effect. Fikile Mbalula, minister of transport, announced the decision Monday morning during a media conference. Furthermore he stated that the immediate dissolution of Prasa’s interim council will also come into effect. Bongisizwe Mpondo was appointed as Prasa’s administrator . This decision comes..
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Prasa secretary dismissed on charges of forgery of Council decisions – more people in SA will have to be dismissed and replaced to make the land a better place
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The Passenger Rail Agency (Prasa) terminated the contract of their former company secretary and currently general manager for risk management, Matome Mohube. This follows a disciplinary hearing on charges of forgery of Council decisions. Prasa also temporarily suspended three senior executives, the chief strategy manager, dr. Sipho Sithole, and head of legal services, Martha Ngoye..
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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Delayed Train Ride on Monday Depicts What Exactly is Wrong With The Railway System And The Governing Party
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South Africans had a good laugh when the president was stuck with commuters on Monday. However, he should experience life across the board on the same level than the rest of South Africa, including living under a corruption government…. Ramaphosa had a meeting with Nzimande in Cape Town on Tuesday “following his first-hand experience of..
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Prasa buys 174 bakkies, minibuses at a cost of more than R57.6 million of taxpayers’ money… just to park them pointlessly, some of the vehicles already have scratches, and others don’t even start any more
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A total of 174 brand-new vehicles, which were all bought more than a year ago at a cost of more than R57.6 million of taxpayers’ money, are gathering dust in the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) headquarters parking area in Hatfield, Pretoria. Two independent sources at the agency have confirmed that the vehicles..
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