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From the president’s desk
PORT VISIT: President Cyril Ramaphosa Image: SUPPLIED
Dear fellow South African,
Last week, I visited the Port of Durban to see for myself the work being done to make the port more efficient and competitive.
After a briefing with the senior management of Transnet, I toured the harbour in a pilot boat, which is usually used to guide large ships through the entrance channel to the pier.
Seeing the workings of the port from the water, one is reminded of its vast scale and complexity.
As we left the pier, we watched the African Finch, an enormous vessel laden with more than 30,000 tonnes of timber, depart from the terminal.
WATCH: Transnet workers protest against privatisation during Ramaphosa visit Updated
Nushera Soodyal
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Some Transnet employees are picketing at the Port of Durban where President Cyril Ramaphosa is meeting with the entity s senior management.
Nushera Soodyal
The workers, affiliated to transport union SATAWU, say they don t want the parastatal to be privatised.
SATAWU Secretary-General, Jack Mazibuko says the union s leadership has been denied entry into the facility.
Supplied The unions were never engaged through this process and that is why we are here to say the unions are not agreeing to that. In the entities where government has privatised, we have seen workers losing their jobs.