CAPE TOWN - Civil society organisation UniteBehind has blamed former transport ministers and the board members of the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa for the deteriorating state of the Cape Town central line.
Passenger rail agency officials and members of Parliament's Standing Committee on Public Accounts conducted an oversight visit to stations between Khayelitsha and Nyanga on Tuesday.They were met by members of UniteBehind who were holding placards and banners with the faces of former transport ministers.
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