Cape Town’s new R128 million electric buses can’t make it up the hill
South Africa’s first electric buses are literally facing an uphill battle in Cape Town, after it emerged that they are unsuited for the city’s mountainous terrain.
According to a report by...
Government spends R10.7m fixing crashed cars
An astounding 10.7-million has been forked out by the government, over a period of three years, to fix almost 1000 state-owned vehicles involved in carelessly car crashes.
Out of the...
6 new banks launching in South Africa soon
South Africa is expected to see at least six new banks and banking services launch in the coming months, including the likes of Discovery Bank and Bank Zero – a mutual...
Cargo Carriers drives excellence in SHEQ; Industries strive to create a “Zero Harm” environment
It is more than an ability to provide an innovative transport logistics solution that has ensured Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed Cargo Carriers remains a preferred partner to leading participants in specialist and...
SKF partners with Siemens to improve railway reliability
Condition monitoring and cloud-based data acquisition platforms are set to revolutionise the way railway operators address their asset management obligations.
SKF and Siemens have signed a partnership agreement that will...
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South Africans looking for signs of an end to the latest round of power cuts were left disappointed after the minister responsible for utility...
