The National Taxi Alliance threatens a province-wide strike in Gauteng on 28 July 2026 over stalled operating licence renewals, potentially lasting seven days.
Gauteng taxi groups and transport MEC Kedibone Diale-Tlabela say planned shutdown is off after talks. A follow-up meeting will be held within 14 days.
KwaZulu‑Natal will host its first Transport Indaba on 1–2 October to address deteriorating roads, maintenance backlogs and climate threats to transport infrastructure.
AfriForum Youth has challenged Minister Barbara Creecy to retake the new computerised learner’s licence test after national pass rates fell by almost 30% and some provinces...
Two undocumented foreign nationals and a cross‑border transport driver were arrested this week in Benoni after officers discovered an overloaded minibus carrying passengers who could not...
A new scientific review of Johannesburg’s vehicle emissions is calling for stronger regulation, stricter inspections and the possible introduction of clean air zones to tackle pollution...
The Gauteng Provincial Government has opened an upgraded 5.4-kilometre stretch of the K101 Road in Midrand aimed at improving mobility and reducing congestion between Johannesburg and...
The national government is pushing a major shift from road to rail,
Joburg, 7 July 2026 The chair of the Africa Unite Border Buses and Trucks Association has accused the state-owned Cross-Border Road Transport Authority (C-BRTA) of allowing...
Cashless payment pilots in South Africa’s minibus taxi sector are being heralded as a way to generate reliable financial records that could improve tax compliance, access...