Transnet announced Derby’s resignation last week, which will only come into effect at the end of October.
CAPE TOWN - Trade unions and opposition parties welcomed Transnet CEO Portia Derby’s resignation but want more heads to roll at the struggling SOE.
The Democratic Alliance , meanwhile, said that the blame lay squarely with Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan, calling for him to also step down.
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