Transnet has launched an investigation into allegations of severe corruption in the form of 'ghost trains', implicating some Transnet employees and third parties. | News24_Business
Transnet has launched an investigation into allegations of severe corruption in the form of"ghost trains", implicating some Transnet employees and third parties.
Such trains would have been arranged off the books between certain Transnet employees and customers, and points to severe graft and corruption. In the course of the investigation, the whistle-blowers, implicated persons and relevant customers mentioned will all be approached for statements.
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