PRIVATISATION PIVOT: Port in peril — former Transnet workers recalled to cover for Durban Gateway Terminal
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Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy has tried to ease the concerns of a shipping industry which is losing patience with Durban harbour, but workers say they have been short-changed by Transnet’s private sector alliance.
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