A bridge made out of steel reportedly collapsed between the Jeppestown and George Goch train stations in Johannesburg.

Watch news in a minute for a summary of PRASA – The Pretoria to Kempton Park commuter rail service has resumed operations.

The Pretoria to Kempton Park commuter rail service has resumed operations, by the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA).

President Cyril Ramaphosa has told Parliament that rail devolution is on track, however the City of Cape Town disagrees.

The City of Cape Town and The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) have some work to do. Railway communities need relocation.

The City of Cape Town and The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) have some work to do. Railway communities need relocation.

PRASA has recovered 18 corridors, with seven corridors now operational in Gauteng. The recovery follows the looting of the system in 2020.

PRASA revealed that it has made considerable progress in restoring the commuter rail services at national level.

Siyamthanda Maphela, a passenger who was injured while aboard a train in Cape Town has won a R3.5 million claim against PRASA.

Leonard Ramatlakane reportedly used the entity’s Cape Town property meant for company executives to house his family since December.

Over 30 workers under Chippa United boss, Siviwe ‘Chippa’ Mpengesi, have gone on strike after not receiving their salaries for two months.

According to preliminary findings of Cape Town’s rail feasibility study, an efficient rail service will save lower-income households.

PRASA promises full operation of the Central Line Train Service between Nyanga and Chris Hani by December 2023.

The complaints were against the MPs’ roles in state capture and maladministration at PRASA, the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa.

PRASA’s board has been using De Swardt Myambo Hlahla Attorneys to prosecute a number of labour cases despite warnings by National Treasury

Good news! The Central Line is now fully recovered! The Nyanga to Cape Town train service will be launched on Tuesday.

Cape Town’s Central railway line, closed since 2019, is to partly re-open on Monday, says the Passenger Rail Agency of SA.

Martha Ngoye tells the Judicial Conduct Tribunal that Judge Makhubele wanted to be the first one consulted about the Siyaya matter

Judge President Dunstan Mlambo says the State had to appoint an acting Judge to do Makhubele’s work meanwhile she was still getting paid.

Former PRASA chair, Judge Makhubele was in no position to accept new work after she had been recommended as a judge.

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi says talks are afoot between Gauteng and Limpopo governments over constructing a rail network link.

PRASA’s board has approached the Labour Court to review an arbitration award that was in the whistleblower’s favour.

Five suspects were caught with R5 million worth of stolen copper belonging to PRASA, eThekwini Municipality and Telkom in Pinetown.

Martha Ngoye has been found not guilty on all charges brought against her by PRASA, and was not part of recommending Swifambo contract.

Activist group issue a letter of demand to the President Cyril Ramaphosa to fix PRASA and hand over passenger rail.