Unions at rail utility Transnet on Sunday spurned its most recent offer and vowed to continue with their strike.

The United National Transport Union (Untu), the second-biggest union at Transnet, said it will hold further talks with the employer on Monday. The SA Transport and Allied Workers Union (Satawu), the largest at the rail utility, is also digging in its heels, saying its members will continue on the picket line unless Transnet comes back with a better offer...

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