Moshe Motlohi, a logistics veteran with two decades of experience, is an important figure for South Africa’s efforts to end the rail monopoly of state-owned freight operator Transnet.

Motlohi is CEO of the Transnet Rail Infrastructure Manager (TRIM), an office responsible for repairing Transnet’s underperforming rail network — spanning 21,232km — and opening it to private sector operators for the first time to improve efficiencies...

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