Rudzani Ligege, Transnet Freight Rail's executive manager of the crucial Durban-Johannesburg container corridor, which cable theft and sabotage last week reduced to 25% of its capacity, says they sent an SOS to the government asking for more effective policing and investigations, more arrests and quicker convictions.

“The call to the government has always been there, but this time it was more the urgency. We really need this, like yesterday; let's get it going...

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