We’re talking to them about where to picket.

We expect to appoint more advisers for the other non-core assets earmarked as the process unfolds.

We’re running at 60 percent service in the Durban container terminal. In Richards Bay it’s around 50 percent, according to the preliminary report.

We are working hard to adjust our contingency plans to help the business run as smoothly as possible during the strike action.

The full TRC meets again this week.

A replacement will be announced in due course. The ship is in good shape and she feels she needs a change.

We expect to appoint three more advisers for the other assets.

The economic cost of transportation in our country is significantly higher than that of our competitors. This makes our country less competitive. It further constrains the growth of our economy.

Whether it was a sale or transfer to government the conditions or service would not change, neither would jobs be lost as a result of the restructuring.

We have enough people to do everything that is required in a normal service.