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MPs ask if Denel is trading recklessly , as board chair goes on the defensive

MPs ask if Denel is trading recklessly , as board chair goes on the defensive
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MPs ask if Denel is trading recklessly , as board chair goes on the defensive

MPs ask if Denel is trading recklessly , as board chair goes on the defensive
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MPs rail Prasa for inaction as agency strays further of

. Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) board members and executives, Department of Transport (DoT) officials, and Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula were in for a grilling from Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) when they were called to account for the sorry state of the national commuter rail agency on Tuesday. Scopa chairperson Mkhuleko Hlengwa (IFP), Bheki Hadebe (ANC), Sakhumzi Somyo (ANC), and Alf Lees (DA) showed no tolerance for empty answers. Hlengwa said that the performance of Prasa and the department at the committee hearing did not inspire confidence and that the attitude displayed by “certain people” was “of serious concern”. Lees said he was “gobsmacked by the clear lack of urgency”.

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On Tuesday, 2 March, Parliament’s public accounts watchdog struggled to get answers from the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa). In a pattern of less than desirable appearances before the public accounts committee, the committee was left with more questions than answers about the state of the country’s rail agency. Prasa briefed the Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) on the agency’s 2019/20 annual report, deviations and investigations conducted by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU). This was a follow-up to a meeting held in November with the new Prasa board, which had been appointed a few weeks before the meeting.

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Scopa raps Prasa over the knuckles for R28 6bn irregular expenditure

Prasa came under fire for its lack of urgency in taking disciplinary action against officials responsible for irregular expenditure totalling R28.6 billion.

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