Port’s association welcomes turning point for South African Rail
[Windhoek Observer - Namibia] - 16/01/2025
The Multi-Modal Inland Port Association (MIPA) has welcomeed the release of Transnet's Network Statement, a landmark development that opens up South Africa's rail network to third party operators, at an affordable cost structure.
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