PRASA

Widespread wrongdoing was allowed to take place at the rail company because of bad management.

The South African government celebrated the introduction of 100 locally built electronic trains.

Although commuters are happy to have the Simons Town train line running again there is a great concern for for safety.

An extra 8 months has been granted to PRASA to relocate the families living along Cape Towns main train line.

PRASA finds themselves liable for injuries sustained to a passenger after he was allegedly thrown out of the open doors of a moving train.

MKMVA recruits residents for security patrols along PRASA lines but are proving unreachable after months of volunteer hours have been put in.

After a failed attempt at firing her, PRASA is suing its currently suspended head of legal services, Martha Ngoye.

PRASA assures that there are plans to rehabilitate some of Pretoria's crumbling train stations and have them "functional" by March 2022.