MPs Raise Concerns Over Transnet's Financial Performance and Audit.
From First Take SA · 2:49
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Members of Parliament have expressed concern and dissatisfaction over Transnet's perfomance and financial status, following the entity's 2025/2026 audit report. They also accused Transnet of trying to downplay its failures. The entity reported a profit of 4.6 billion rand after a once-off transaction of 12.5 billon rands, following a 49 percent sale of its shares at the Durban Gateway Terminal, cushioning what would be an eight billion loss. Yamkela Mtshiyo reports...
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