Business Day TV speaks to African Rail Industry Association CEO Mesela Nhlapo
11 August 2022 - 21:09
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Transnet is back in the black after posting an annual profit of R5bn, but the African Rail Industry Association (ARIA) says maintenance backlogs and a growing salary bill puts the rail parastatal’s sustainability at risk. Business Day TV spoke to ARIA CEO Mesela Nhlapo for more detail.
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Business Day TV speaks to African Rail Industry Association CEO Mesela Nhlapo
Transnet is back in the black after posting an annual profit of R5bn, but the African Rail Industry Association (ARIA) says maintenance backlogs and a growing salary bill puts the rail parastatal’s sustainability at risk. Business Day TV spoke to ARIA CEO Mesela Nhlapo for more detail.
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