.....article dated 2 September 2020..... CEF to restructure both PetroSA and NECSA..... In what appears to be the...
Transport Articles
Road Accident Fund stays as it was
......article dated 2 September..... Parliament withdraws Bill making settlement changes... The idea that MPs might be...
Economic Regulation of Transport Bill plans for future
.......article 15 July...... Its all about regulating prices, says govt.... The Economic Regulation of...
Gigaba pushes for control of border posts
Treasury, Home Affairs at odds on customs issues Parliament will be debating in the new session in August the Border Management Authority Bill. What the Bill proposes is a single state entity known as the Border Management Authority (BMA) to...
Border Management Authority around the corner
SARS role at border posts being clarified .... In adopting the Border Management Authority (BMA) Bill, Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs agreed with a wording that at all future one-stop border posts, managed and administered by the...
Liquor licensing may have impractible conditions
DTI gets tough with age limits ...sent to clients 17 Oct..... In what will be a tough ask, Minister of Trade and Industry, Rob Davies has proposed a number of changes to the National Liquor Act, the most contentious being to raise the legal...
Green Paper on rail transport published
sent to clients 12 October..... National rail policy mapped out..... A Green Paper on South Africa’s National Rail Policy has been published for comment naming the country’s challenges in rail transportation, recommending policy direction and...
South Africa remains without rail plan
Feature article.... Minister Peters fails on rail policy... In a written reply to Parliament on the whereabouts of the promised Green Paper on rail policy, transport minister Dipuo Peters told her questioners that such a document which has the...
Troubled bus industry goes to Parliament
SA bus industry operators in trouble The South African bus system is on the verge of collapse, says the Southern Africa Bus Operators Association (SABOA) and, as the second largest mode of transport in SA behind only taxi transport, this fact was...
Bumpy road for e-tolling Bill continues
E-tolling finally makes it through Parliament... Discontent was expressed once again regarding the Transport and Related Matters Bill regarding e-tolling when opposition members complained that the Bill had been classified as Section 75 for...
All not well in the trucking industry
Call that corruption exists In answer to a call made by the portfolio committee on transport on the state of the trucking industry in South Africa, it became evident from responses by the department of transport (DoT); from the Road Freight...
