·Go-Ahead on track despite fears of cuts to come
Transport group Go-Ahead yesterday warned that prospects for the year ahead were shrouded in uncertainty despite better-than-expected annual profits.
·Liberia: First U.S. Direct Flights in 20 Years Begin
Notwithstanding the current infrastructurally cramped conditions of Roberts International Airport (RIA), Liberia in the days of old was the epic center of international air traffic in West Africa, with the likes of KLM, Pan Am, etc., plying daily schedules. But the golden days suddenly eclipsed; courtesy of long years of civil conflict which left the heretofore first class airport of RIA in total ruins and triggered ... ·Mozambique: Matola - Demonstration Leaves Trail of Vandalism And Destruction
The city of Matola on Wednesday was hit by destruction and vandalism following mass demonstrations in protest at the high cost of living. ·South Africa: MPs Road Travel Claims to Be Scrutinised
The matter of MPs choosing to drive rather than fly, at a lesser cost, between Parliament and their constituencies will be examined at a meeting of the multi-party Parliamentary Oversight Authority (POA) next week, Secretary to Parliament Zingile Dingani said on Friday. ·Angola: Pilgrims Transportation Must Be Done Carefully
The Special Traffic Brigade (BET) will not allow passengers being transported in load carrying vehicles to the Muxima Sanctuary, without having minimum accommodation and safety conditions. ·South Africa: Carbon Tax to Add Thousands to Cars
The carbon emissions tax was implemented on Tuesday, affecting all new passenger vehicles. ·Liberia: Disagreement Over APM U.S.$1.7 Million Heightens
The Managing Director of the National Port Authority (NPA), Ms. Martida Parker and the Chairman of the Board of Directors have differed over the US$1.7 million concession agreement for the reconstruction and modernization of the Free Port of Monrovia for a period of twenty Five years. ·Angola: Police Launch Road Prevention Campaign During Pilgrimage
Two hundred fifty Traffic Police staff from Luanda and northern Bengo provinces started Thursday a road prevention and control campaign in stretches of access to Muxima locality, Bengo province. ·Mozambique: Demonstrations - Mayor of Matola Appeals for Calm
The Mayor of Matola, Arao Nhancale, has appealed to residents to avoid joining any protests that put at risk public order. ·Nigeria: Abuja Rail Transport Takes Off in 2013
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has disclosed that the Abuja rail mass transit will commence operations in 2013. ·East Africa: Region Moves on Cargo
Plans are underway to step up security measures to ensure that cargo movement across the East African region is not interrupted.
·Pothole causes cycle crash
A pothole was the reason why three riders from the MTN-Energade mens road cycling team ended up in hospital with broken bones. ·It was horrendous, says solo pilot
An airline pilot from the UK has landed his home-built light plane at Cape Town International Airport after completing the first leg of what was called Henshaw Challenge, in about 35 hours. ·High school pupils hurt in bus crash
Thirteen Howick High School pupils were injured when their bus overturned and rolled 30 metres down an embankment, KwaZulu-Natal paramedics said. ·Durban power cuts infuriate travellers
King Shaka International Airport was thrown into chaos when major power cuts across the city left many passengers stranded. ·North West MPL killed in car crash
A member of the North West government has been killed in a car accident near Potchefstroom, says the provincial public safety department.
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