Minerals Council SA chief economist Henk Langenhoven talks to Business Day TV about Transnet’s rail issues
08 July 2021 - 07:40
byBusiness Day TV
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Transnet’s rail and port issues are preventing SA’s miners from reaching their full export potential of bulk commodities and depriving the country of much-needed taxes.
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Minerals Council SA chief economist Henk Langenhoven talks to Business Day TV about Transnet’s rail issues
Transnet’s rail and port issues are preventing SA’s miners from reaching their full export potential of bulk commodities and depriving the country of much-needed taxes.
Business Day TV’s Alishia Seckam spoke to Henk Langenhoven, chief economist at the Minerals Council SA, for more insight.
Minerals Council SA chief economist Henk Langenhoven talks to Business Day TV about Transnet’s rail issues
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