"Be patient" with Nigeria's aviation delays says transport minister
http://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/western-africa/2016/08/02/be-patient-with-nigerias-aviation-delays-says-transport-minister/
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Transport costs along the Central Corridor are set to go down after the number of stops of transit trucks was reduced from eight to three.http://allafrica.com/stories/201608090101.html
In these African countries, traveling by bus or metro can cost as little as a few cents USDhttp://uncova.com/8-of-the-cheapest-african-cities-for-public-transportation
The City of Cape Town’s Uber xenophobia will have a knock-on effect on the tourism industry, writes Unathi Sonwabile Henama.http://www.iol.co.za/capeargus/impounding-uber-taxis-can-affect-tourism-2055882
The Department of Transport has not made a determination, published any notice, or issued a public statement regarding the so-called new number plates.
"The project, which will facilitate railway links between four countries (Rwanda, Burundi, DR Congo and Uganda) and the Dar es Salaam Port, will be implemented in four phases,"http://allafrica.com/stories/201608120109.html
What’s the truth behind the proposed motor vehicle number plates? Can the public trust what’s published in a Government Gazette?
“As part of the new improvements to our number plates, the regulations will ensure that manufacturers are regulated to ensure that we can account for every motor vehicle number plate that is issued through coding,” the department saidhttp://businesstech.co.za/news/motoring/133106/new-improved-vehicle-number-plates-for-south-africa-department-of-transport/
The state of affairs has been said to put lives of patients at risk due to the long period it takes to deliver the supplies.
Dar es Salaam — Weak surveillance systems and bad maritime governance in the vast Indian Ocean and other water bodies cause the government huge losses each year,http://allafrica.com/stories/201608220177.html
He said the metro rail in South Africa is “fully-utilised” by students, employees, and the wider commuting public.“It is good for the population and it appeals to all branches of the society; and because they work on a set timetable, people can organise their daily activities so you know when you get to the station, you’ll be getting on the train on time,”http://www.gulf-times.com/story/509861/Qatar-S-Africa-eye-cooperation-in-transportation-p