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Only 2% of women are seafarers. – International Maritime Organisation

But airline travel for Africa has surged year-on-year.

SA greylisted for falling short of international standards to combat money laundering and other financial crimes.

Foodex serves a US$700 billion Japanese market and profitable Asian markets.

Police have made no arrests, despite knowing the taxi association’s whereabouts.

Truck congestion on the N2 has brought operations at the port under the spotlight, says SAAFF.

New vessels operating in Singapore's port must be fully electric, or capable of operating on B100 (straight) biofuel by 2030.

Sindisiwe Chikunga might just be the antidote to all the years of relative inactivity under Fikile Mbalula.

Two accidents involving multiple vehicles barely a day apart, once again show how dangerous South Africa’s roads are.

“We will continue engaging with the freight and logistics sector to adhere to the laws," the transport MEC has said.

SA manufacturers brace for new EU carbon tax that will impact export competitiveness