Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula says managers at different sections of rail-network agencies will be held accountable for the failure of services that end up affecting commuters.
The Minister last week paid the Mother City a visit to gauge the progress that is being made to repair and recover the Central Line service which runs between the CBD and Pinelands.
Mbalula says infrastructure, that has now been repaired and replaced, should also be better protected.
Audio PlayerHe says it is not only the government’s responsibility to care for and protect the rail infrastructure.
Audio PlayerMbalula says those, employed in senior positions at the province’s rail agencies, should take more pride in their work and be more proactive in the upkeep and protection of this national asset.
Audio PlayerHe says the government has a limited budget and can’t keep on repairing damaged and vandalized rail infrastructure.
Audio PlayerLanga – Pinelands on #CentralLineCT 90% complete . A limited service is expected to resume end July 2022 . pic.twitter.com/eWhuF2xZTj
— FIKILE MBALULA | MR FIX (@MbalulaFikile) May 13, 2022
We are going to hold the managers accountable. The work that is ongoing now must be protected. https://t.co/pRZoIAwdfO pic.twitter.com/sKN30AilJc
— FIKILE MBALULA | MR FIX (@MbalulaFikile) May 13, 2022
