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“The business will be discerning in the corridors it tenders for, evaluating the opportunities against a set of criteria including efficiencies, customer commitments, understanding of the corridor and the impact on the overall returns across the logistics value chain,” the group directors said.
It remains to be seen whether eThekwini Municipality Mayor Cyril Xaba’s promise that the Go! Durban bus project will take off within the next 10-12 months. The project was due for launch in 2017.
The draft ITMP25 for Gauteng is available for public review and comment from February 20 to March 24, 2025.
The City of Johannesburg warns residents about the legal requirements for drilling boreholes after illegal activity disrupted the Gautrain service.
The City of Johannesburg warns residents about the legal requirements for drilling boreholes after illegal activity disrupted the Gautrain service.
A fire at Nyanga taxi rank in Cape Town destroyed over fifteen vehicles, raising concerns over ongoing violence within the Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association.
A fire at Nyanga taxi rank in Cape Town has destroyed over fifteen vehicles, raising concerns over ongoing violence within the Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association.
A fire at Nyanga taxi rank in Cape Town has destroyed over fifteen vehicles, raising concerns over ongoing violence within the Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association.
While walking brings numerous health benefits, failing to take proper care can lead to painful issues over time.
Discover the details of South Africa’s ambitious R940 billion infrastructure investment plan as outlined by President Ramaphosa and what it means for the economy.
South Africa's first Afrikaans e-hailing platform, is stirring debate over inclusivity and job creation in the transport industry.
A devastating arson attack on Putco's bus fleet in Nkangala has resulted in losses exceeding R150 million, with 51 buses destroyed and several employees injured. Despite this setback, the company is working to restore services with 50 replacement buses, while police have made initial arrests in the case.
Transport Ministry labels arson of Putco buses a dire economic threat
Rail agency working with policy to ensure safety of passengers on the train and at stations
Santaco said the dates of scrapping vehicles and the backlog of licenses were hindering some operators from accessing existing scrapping allowances due to lack of documentation.
Durban Metro Police adopt a strict stance against traffic congestion and by-law violations on the beachfront.
Performance was negatively affected by increased operating costs on the start-up of PG Bison’s new medium-density fibreboard (MDF) line.
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli intervenes in a taxi strike that has disrupted transport services across the province, as tensions rise between taxi operators and authorities.
As the KZN government cracks down on the Durban Long Distance Taxi Association, tensions escalate over uncollected permits, impounded vehicles and road blockages, leaving commuters stranded.
It estimates that drivers and delivery people using the Uber app earned an additional R2. 3bn annually—averaging 57% more than their next-best alternative. The flexibility of Uber's gig model added a further R1. 4bn in financial value.
Explore the implications of nearly R19 million diverted from South Africa’s Taxi Recapitalisation Programme, highlighting systemic inefficiencies and the urgent need for reform to ensure public safety.
Logistics business owners have detailed how their operations have been held up by 3 hours and accrued added costs following the collapse of the Ezimbokodweni River Bridge.
Emergency services had their hands full on Monday morning attending to two separate crashes in Durban.
A R9. 4 billion investment in KwaZulu-Natal aims to revolutionise electric vehicle charging and create thousands of jobs.
KwaZulu-Natal experiences job losses in the third quarter, contrasting with a national decline in unemployment rates.