I would not mind seeing an additional article on how the real public transport system, i.e. the ordinary trains (not SAA) have been run into the ground by a parastatal called PRASA.  Where before a journey consisted for example, of two trains that were on time,  the situation has now devolved to a combination of bus, train and taxi and long hours on the road and no assurance that even this extra cost would have the desired effect, i.e. getting to work on time.   I was on a train that had no windows on one of the coldest days of the month the other day.  Thankfully the train was so overloaded that shared body heat kept us from freezing.  Taxis?  Anyone who thinks they are a solution has oodles of time to waste.  Unless there are enough people to fill the taxi, the driver will wait until it is full before leaving, sometimes up to an hour.   If there are too many, of course they are crammed in any which way...  Perhaps join "the poor" on their daily commute before commenting.