The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa spent R2.5 billion on refurbishing trains, but many of them remain unused, sitting idle or discarded. Now, as PRASA considers cancelling the contracts tied to this R7.5 billion project, top legal experts are warning: it may not be that simple. Mesela Nhlapo, CEO of the African Rail Industry Association, spoke to #eNCA's Abigail Visagie on #NewsNight #DStv403 | eNCAnews

4K views · 19 reactions | The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa is in contempt of court. That’s according to workers who say Prasa has failed to award back pay to over 780 of them. The employees were dismissed in 2013 but were later reinstated after a court ruling. They had been fired for taking part in a protest that saw several trains destroyed. eNCA’s Malungelo Booi reports. Courtesy #DStv403 | eNCAnews | Facebook

1.4K views · 32 reactions | EThekwini Municipality, in partnership with the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) and Adopt-A-River have been clearing huge piles of refuse from the railway tracks. The City requests residents and businesses to play their part in keeping the City clean by avoiding illegal dumping. Keeping the City clean is a collective responsibility! | EThekwini Municipality | Facebook