Transnet is not able to transport enough coal and iron that we mine here to the ports - and so we cannot sell what we mine - that means our mining companies are losing literally billions of rand - THE MORNING BRIEF

Transnet is not able to transport enough coal and iron that we mine here to the ports - and so we cannot sell what we mine - that means our mining companies are losing literally billions of rand

Guest: Prof. Jan Havenga, Rail logistics expert at Stellenbosch University

Transnet is not able to transport enough coal and iron that we mine here to the ports - and so we cannot sell what we mine - that means our mining companies are losing literally billions of rand

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