Reaction to the recent announcement by SAA that effective from 16 August 2012, passengers travelling from London to Cape Town will fly via the airline's hub in Johannesburg - OR Tambo International Airport, has been one of disappointment from the tourism industry.
7 Jun 2012 13:14
Building on the momentum of the historic announcement that South Africa would become home to the world's largest and most powerful radio telescope, the SKA, the South African Post Office has launched a stamp series that celebrates South Africa's role in astronomy.
7 Jun 2012 12:23
The Passenger Rail Agency of SA's (Prasa's) R123bn fleet renewal programme will not be held to ransom by the political interests of a black business interest group, says Prasa CEO Lucky Montana.
6 Jun 2012 11:19[Carol Paton] The Treasury has belatedly clarified its estimates of the costs of e-tolling in Gauteng's Freeway Improvement Project, putting them far below those of the Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (Outa).
4 Jun 2012 12:49 
Etihad Airways has unveiled plans to fly - from 1 June 2013 - to Brazil, the airline's first South American destination. "Brazil is a logical next step for us and will mark the sixth continent we serve and our coming of age as a truly global airline," James Hogan, Etihad Airways president and chief executive officer, said.
4 Jun 2012 11:41
The Gautrain could loop through Pretoria in its next phase, connecting suburbs around the central business district that are home to 400000 people, two universities, 48 government departments, six hospitals and 30 schools, Gautrain Management Agency CEO Jack van der Merwe said on Tuesday, 29 May 2012.
1 Jun 2012 17:15
PRETORIA: Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele has requested the board of directors of the South African Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) and Ttansport department director-general, George Mahlalela, to review the mandate and contract of the Sanral CEO, Nazir Alli.
1 Jun 2012 16:50Ports.co.za says that, according to a report in the latest edition of
Port Technology, trade costs play a crucial part in hindering trade, particularly in the developing world, where these costs are highest. The most salient type of trade costs have been tariff duties and costs associated with the physical transportation of goods.
1 Jun 2012 12:04
Transnet CEO Brian Molefe earlier this week warned of several risks that could derail the group's R300bn investment programme, which forms the core of the government's infrastructure development plan.
1 Jun 2012 05:31
The Air Line Pilots' Association (ALPA-SA) has launched a new-look website, which reflects the organisation's service to the aviation industry, its growth and ongoing value as a representative body for pilots and flight deck crew.
31 May 2012 13:36
According to Allafrica.com, Transnet chief executive Brian Molefe said that South Africa is on track to become a manufacturer of locomotives for the rest of Africa.
30 May 2012 14:15
South Africa is on track to become a manufacturer of locomotives for the rest of Africa, Transnet chief executive Brian Molefe has said.
30 May 2012 11:51
1time Airline has announced that it will be withdrawing all of its flights to and from Lanseria International Airport with effect from 2 June 2012.
30 May 2012 05:52
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) will remain uncompetitive in business unless it reduces the cost of trade and transport, according to the CEO of the Cross Border Road Transport Agency, Sipho Kumalo.
28 May 2012 11:17
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