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Doubts About New Bus Service

THE Cape Chamber of Commerce has called for a total rethink on the plans for the MyCity bus service and rejected the City’s claim that MyCity will provide a superior service at a comparable cost.
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Giant Trains Running To Saldanha

EVERY week 35 long trains, each more than 4 km in length, carry iron ore from Sishen in the Northern Cape to Saldanha Bay on the Cape West Coast.
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Concern About Bus Service

THE Cape Chamber of Commerce has written to the City Council to express its concern at the model chosen by the City to run a new public transport service as well as the costs and potential for major financial losses.
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