The Road Freight Association (RFA) says the decision last week by the Durban high court temporarily interdicting Transnet from concluding a multi-year deal to bring in private participation at the crown jewel of SA’s port system, the Durban Container Terminal Pier 2 (DCT2), has left it disheartened.

RFA CEO Gavin Kelly on Friday reacted to the court’s decision to temporarily bar the freight and rail operator from sealing the 25-year concession deal with Philippines-based multinational terminal operator International Container Terminal Services Incorporated (ICTSI)...

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