No work, no pay for ‘revolting’ bus drivers, says Rea Vaya operator
The Rea Vaya bus drivers have been threatened that the no work, no pay policy will apply should they choose to continue with their “revolt”. This is... Read more.
Transport woes for Soweto commuters as fuel dries up for Rea Vaya’s cash-strapped Pio-Trans
Soweto residents using Pio-Trans buses branded Rea Vaya could soon be forced to find alternative transport to get to their destinations between the township and... Read more.
Feisty Koosimile builds an empire
Businesswoman Kgomotso Koosimile is a woman of steel and ambition, competing head-on with her counterparts in the male-dominated construction industry. Koosimile,... Read more.
More speed bumbs for “broke” Rea Vaya operator
Pio-Trans, which operates and manages another wing of Rea Vaya BRT, has filed papers in the Joburg High Court to oppose an application by a Joburg company to liquidate... Read more.
Free State communities warned about escaped hippos
Communities in the Fezile Dabi district have been warned to be on the lookout for eight hippos that are on the loose in the Vierfontein area in the Free State. The... Read more.
EFF Joburg leader told to go back to school
The EFF chairperson in Johannesburg became the first casualty of the axe that fell on EFF leaders who have not passed their matric. EFF City of Joburg councillor... Read more.
Former Pirates player fears his sister fell victim to anti-gay killer
Former Orlando Pirates player Bennet Chenene’s sister is feared to have become a statistic of black lesbians who have been killed because of their sexual orientation.... Read more.
Government to launch massive Wi-Fi rollout
The government has given telecommunications companies five years to deploy 4G and 5G networks in rural areas, Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Khumbudzo... Read more.
‘Broke Rea Vaya must close shop’
A Gauteng businessman has applied for the liquidation of Rea Vaya bus company after accusing it of failing to pay him millions of rands and owing the taxman close... Read more.
How will taxpayers absorb Eskom’s debt?
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana is expected to shed further details on how taxpayers will absorb a large chunk of Eskom’s R400-billion debt pile when he tables... Read more.
