·South Africa: A Moving Target - the Basis for Setting Pipeline Tariffs is Unclear
IF EVER there was a reminder that when state-owned enterprises build infrastructure it's we citizens who take the risk, it's the story of the new fuel pipeline Transnet is building between Durban and Johannesburg. ·South Africa: N1 South Highway Closed to Traffic
The N1 south bound highway is likely to be closed for most of the day following last night's accident between two trucks and three other vehicles. ·Namibia: Air Namibia 'Bypasses' Pilot Licensing Rules
PRESSURE by a senior manager of Air Namibia to falsify information for a South African to get a local flying licence led to the sudden resignation of a flight instructor at the national airline. ·South Africa: Airline Refutes Price-collusion and Vows to Fight Baggage Pilferage
SAA maintains its innocence in the ongoing ticket-price collusion investigations and promises to deal with lost baggage claims in the run up to the 2010 World Cup. ·South Africa: Two N1 South Lanes Open
Two lanes along the N1 south bound highway have been opened to traffic after an accident between two trucks and three other vehicles made the road impassible, said the Tshwane Community Safety Department. ·Nigeria: Lagos Launches Three Ambulance Boats
As a way of improving the healthcare services in Lagos,the State Government has launched three new A27 Al Marine Boats for the use of five riverine communities in the Amuwo Odofin Local Government area of the state. ·South Africa: Few Airlines add Flights for World Cup
FEW international airlines are adding additional seat capacity or flights for the Soccer World Cup, meaning charter flights will be key in bringing foreign fans to SA. ·Nigeria: Kogi Accident - Seven More Die in Hospital
The death toll from Tuesday's trailer crash in Lokoja, the Kogi State capital, has risen as seven of the injured victims died early yesterday. The state Sector Commander of the FRSC Mr. Yomi Asaniyan told our correspondent that the victims died of complications from injuries they sustained in the accident. ·Nigeria: Drivers Engage in Battle Over Accident
Two drivers at the weekend engaged in a fight at Wuse Zone 6 Bus stop after their cars hit each other.Our reporter, who witnessed the incident, noticed one of the drivers with blood stains all over his dress, holding the shirt of the other driver and shouting that he must repair his vehicle. ·Nigeria: Abandoned Vessels Pose Security, Environmental Threats -- Minister
THE minister of transport, Alhaji Ibrahim Bio has once again lamented the dangers associated with several vessels washed ashore by strong waves at Takwa Bay Beach and others deliberately abandoned by their owners on grounds of out of use.
·ANC spokesman held for drunk driving
A senior national figure in the ANC has been arrested in Cape Town for allegedly driving drunk. ·Car stolen with three-year-old inside
Isekho disappeared along with the family car which he had been left alone in outside a Cape Town police station. ·Readers divided over cycling debate
There has been a spate of fatal accidents involving cyclists - the latest incident claiming the lives of three riders. ·After crash Jub Jub first called insurance
When Jub Jub was freed from his mangled Mini Cooper, the first thing he did was reach for his cellphone, showing no concern for the children killed and injured, according to one of the first people to arrive on the crash scene. ·Dangers of converted van taxis
Taxi commuters in converted panel vans face horrific injuries in collisions because seats are not bolted to the chassis, but the floor.
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