'Heads must rolls,' says Ramaphosa as train arrives four hours late
TSHWANE - After a two-hour delay, President Cyril Ramaphosa arrived at the Pretoria train station as the ANC embarks on its train station blitz election campaign.
Eskom says stage four load shedding is expected to last at least to the middle of this week, as the utility battled diesel shortages. — EWN Reporter March 18, 2019 #ANCtrainDrive Ramaphosa: We saw for ourselves the trains are late. They stop for nothing. We saw how trains never arrive on time. This was an unannounced visit.#ANCtrainDrive Ramaphosa: It is unacceptable that a 50km trip took as 4 hours per train. This must be corrected. Heads must roll.
"we're going to be fire. where's the train? nobody says anything. what's the point of going to work?"The ANC’s Gauteng deputy chair Panyaza Lesufi says that it is extremely important for the party to regain Tshwane from the DA-led government in the capital.
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