VWSA aims for one million by 2010

“Through route expansion, we believe it's possible for SAA to soar once more!” – Keke Mokwena, SAA Cargo manager.

Gauteng premier promises to announce more jobs.

Cape Town has been receiving an estimated 15 inquiries per day from bunker callers.

They are also entitled to repatriation at the company’s cost, and compensation equal to two months’ basic wage. 

The staff member was arrested after attempting to steal copper cable and assaulting security guards who tried to stop him.

Airmail service connects Africa and China.

The cost of fuel is fast crossing the 50% mark in daily transport operating costs for some businesses.

The company is committed to consistently expanding its service portfolio to meet clients' evolving needs.

Middle East and Asia are waiting in the wings to become prime markets.

Citrus growers have welcomed the additional direct service that will facilitate fruit exports.

Cape Town Container Terminal is currently operating at half the required volume - Premier Alan Winde.

There are currently three vessels on berth and two at anchor with volumes of 16 115 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) forecast for this week.