Bongani Bingwa speaks to Dr Popo Molefe about the state of Prasa, Transnet and corruption.
Transnet chairperson Dr Popo Molefe says he hopes the African National Congress has learned a lesson from the state capture commission.
Molefe, who is also a former Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa chairman, says the revelations coming out from the reports should teach the ANC how cadre deployment is not good for state-owned enterprises.I would be surprised if Luthuli House, after the embarrassment of the disclosures at the state capture commission, still wants to pull the strings.
Dr Popo Molefe, Chairman -Transnet Molefe says the splitting of passenger rail and freight rail was not a mistake. The fundamental mistake was to put the rail network infrastructure under what is commuter passenger rail. I think the government, through Transnet, should have continued to own the infrastructure and made the infrastructure available to the operators. This article first appeared on 702 :
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