SA warned neighbours will turn to alternative transit links
Main railway supplying Durban remains closed
19 July 2021 - 05:00
The disruption of SA’s road, rail and port networks in KwaZulu-Natal in unprecedented looting, arson and violence may cause neighbouring countries to look at alternative options in East and West Africa, a freight specialist has warned.
State rail and port monopoly Transnet’s harbours in violence-ravaged KwaZulu-Natal are slowly recovering after days of disruption, but the key railway supplying Durban remains closed, the company said on Friday...
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