Transport firm asks Treasury not to subsidise SGR

The standard gauge railway will start operations in the next three weeks. file photo | nmg

Long-distance trucker Rongai Transport has urged the government not to subsidise the standard gauge railway, which starts operations in the next three weeks, to avoid hurting private shipping companies.

Rongai Transport managing director Vanessa Evans said there should be a policy of fair play when the Chinese-built railway is launched to ensure that it is run as a business and not a government enterprise.

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