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SA runner to promote solar energy
David Barnard will be running his next race in Antarctica in November. He has dedicated his participation in the 250 km race to raise R 250 000 in support of Greenpeace Africa. The funds raised in the ‘Last Desert Race’ will go towards the...
Government’s transport skills brain trust being established
Collaborating and coordinating all key strategic transport planning matters is the aim of the National Transport Forum being established by the Department of Transport. Dipuo Peters, Minister of Transport in her budget speech said this Forum is...
US teaches Africa how transportation infrastructure drives economic growth
Senior African Transport ministers from South Africa, Algeria, Angola, Ethiopia and Nigeria are being hosted by the United States Trade and Development Agency and the United States Department of Transportation. Lead by South Africa’s Transport...
JIMS 2015 announced
The 2015 Johannesburg International Motor Show is taking place from 14-25 October 2015 at the Johannesburg Expo Centre, Nasrec. The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (NAAMSA) states that the Show officially opens to...
US$32 Billion for infrastructure
Over the next few years Mozambique is, according to the Deutsche Bank, one of three African countries earmarked for foreign investment. With infrastructure projects worth US$32 Billion being developed. Claire Schaffnit-Chatterjee, an analyst from...
New approach to an old business is proving a winning transport formula
A new, asset-light, proactive and customer-focused approach to transport is yielding benefits for clients of Imperial Managed Logistics, a newly created operating company within the Imperial Logistics stable. The company is one of the big success...
South Africa water shortage in future: SALGA
South Africa will have a water shortage in the future but contingency plans are in place, the SA Local Government Association (Salga) said.
E Cape municipality looks to court to stop land invasion
There is a growing concern in the King Sabata Dalinyebo Municipality in the Eastern Cape about the level of land invasions taking place in Mthatha. Informal dwellings are mushrooming on almost any open land. The municipality has already approached...
