After 13 years and R9 billion, Go!Durban still lacks buses
Approximately R9 billion has been spent on the Go!Durban project to streamline public transportation, but there are no buses on the route 13 years later.
The money was spent on infrastructure, fleet procurement, and related professional services, according to municipal reports.
In a general statement, the eThekwini Transport Authority (ETA) stated that it intends to redefine its Integrated Public Transport Network (IPTN) under the GO!Durban programme, presenting a revised strategy aimed at overcoming key challenges in its implementation.
