Well, who saw this coming? Petrol prices across South Africa are likely to be slashed next month, with some motorists set to pay less than R15 per litre.
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Some official good news for motorists:- Petrol prices set to be slashed in December
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Good heavens, here we go again, the waste of taxpayer’s money:- Port Elizabeth, the Airport and Uitenhage set to be renamed, here are the new options
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The public hearings process is currently underway. The city of Port Elizabeth, capital of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, is due to be renamed as a means of historical redress.
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Cape Town’s warning to Festive Season motorists:- Pay outstanding fines or risk arrest
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“There really is no excuse not to pay outstanding fines unless the intent is not to pay at all. If that is the case, then I have no sympathy for individuals who do find themselves in the queue at a roadblock or checkpoint.” – City of Cape Town’s JP Smith
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From Russia with love: The story of ‘Sick leave’ and the ‘poisoning’ of Deputy President Mabuza
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Spys say that Mabuza’s Russian stay is connected to a poisoning incident that took place three years ago. In 2015, he was flown to the “Kremlin Hospital” by way of a Gupta-owned jet.
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Here’s how government is going to force motorists to pay up for the E-Tolls
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SANRAL has requested assistance from the South African Revenue Service (SARS) to allow garnishee orders to recover e-tolls debts.
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E-tolls chief Coenie Vermaak says:- Pretoria to Johannesburg commute “could soon take six hours”
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The drive from Johannesburg to Pretoria is a nightmare at the best of times, but according to one executive for the much-maligned e-tolls, things could soon get much worse.
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Sick and tired of traffic congestion, well a new South African traffic light could shorten traffic jams
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A Stellenbosch University student is testing a new traffic light which may cut traffic congestion times significantly.
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At last some good news for motorists: Why car services are likely to get cheaper
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Petrol prices have got us in a slump: But here comes the Competition Commission, with their proposals to shake up how car services work.
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South-African transport officials were wined and dined in China by executives of an electric bus company that was “irregularly” awarded a R286m tender months later
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Cape Town transport officials were wined and dined in China by executives of an electric bus company that was “irregularly” awarded a R286m tender months later. On Thursday‚ councillors who have studied a 2‚000-page forensic report by law firm Bowman Gilfillan will have to decide whether to take disciplinary action against mayoral committee member for..
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Be careful:- Sleeping passengers ‘robbed’ in mid-air on SAA flight
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Passengers aboard an SAA flight were allegedly robbed in mid-air of cash and jewellery as they slept on a flight between Johannesburg and Hong Kong.
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Living the luxurious life funded by taxpayers- Ministers’ spouses take their free ride to international destinations
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Cabinet ministers have racked up a R7.6m bill on luxury travel for their wives, husbands, children and other relatives to international destinations such as New York and Paris on taxpayer-funded official trips. This has been revealed in answers to a series of written questions by DA MPs to each of the 35 cabinet ministers in..
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Russian Delegation Headed to South Africa to Discuss Resettlement Plan with Oppressed Boers Seeking Asylum (Video)
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A Russian delegation is due to come to South Africa to work out a more detailed resettlement plan with the Boer community. The first families of Boers, descendants of Dutch, French and German settlers in South Africa, could soon be moving to Russia to escape farm murders, anti-white racism and rising violence against farmers. An estimated 15,000 Boers want to leave South Africa and become farmers in Russia.
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A top parliament official spent R4m of taxpayer money on travel costs
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A parliamentary official has been exposed for wasting millions on some rather ridiculous travel costs. Now, he will have to account for himself.
Parliamentary chief Gengezi Mgidlana is in very hot water over a finding that shows him spending R4m of taxpayers’ money on transport. On Friday, the Cape Town High Court dismissed his bid to stop Parliament carrying out a disciplinary hearing.
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Translux Driver Alleged Using Cell Phone Behind The Wheel
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On the 12th of April the driver of a Translux bus between Welkom and Pretoria was pictured using her cell phone while operating the vehicle.
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Travel advisory for South Africa
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The UK government’s travel advisory linked the kidnapping of a couple in KwaZulu-Natal to alleged terrorism, which has not been proven.
The South African government has asked the High Commission of the UK government to review a travel advisory issued on Wednesday.
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