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News that SA visas could give ZEP holders a chance to stay in the country was our most-read article – featuring in the top six for the second week in a row: https://tinyurl.com/45mbzr76

The implementation by Transnet of force majeure after the derailment of a train carrying coal on its Northern Corridor came in second: https://tinyurl.com/26j5jbbs

Our article about a Johannesburg logistics business owner planning to take action against the police after his trucks had been repeatedly targeted by looters who freely carried away beer cargo while uniformed police officers watched and did nothing, rounds off the top three: https://tinyurl.com/mr3hj8v3

The diesel price drop and the relief it provided for truckers also generated substantial reader interest: https://tinyurl.com/5n785x7w

Our obituary on Dr Lynn Ribton-Turner who died recently came in fifth: https://tinyurl.com/mtexppjk, followed by news of Transnet facing N2 coal truck congestion near Richards Bay port: https://tinyurl.com/rawxuszc

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