By Zuko Komisa
Fikile Mbalula there are over 1,400 ‘ghost’ employees at the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa)
According to Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula, at least 1400 personnel at the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) cannot be authenticated.
According to Mbalula, the rail operator has tolerated widespread misbehaviour as a result of poor management.
“The preliminary investigation revealed that 1,480 employees either cannot be physically verified and their files or documentation are non-existent, while others resigned without the necessary supporting documentation at the start of the project,” said Mbalula.
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In November of last year, Operation Ziveve was started on allegations that the passenger rail agency may have 3000 “ghost employees.”
To cope with ghost employees, Mbalula noted that a number of measures have been implemented.
The preliminary investigation revealed that 1,480 employees either cannot be physically verified and their files or documentation are non-existent, while others resigned without the necessary supporting documentation at the start of the project. pic.twitter.com/vdkvSFy4yx
— FIKILE MBALULA | MR FIX (@MbalulaFikile) November 14, 2022
These are employees that receive a paycheck but never show up for work. may occasionally turn out to be phony.
Others left the project from the beginning without the required backing paperwork.
“This project will solidify our efforts to rebuild PRASA into a credible institution able to more millions of South Africans who rely on its services,” said Mbalula
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