The mega project has surpassed all expectations, writes Project Management South Africa CEO, Taryn van Olden One of the criticisms of South Africa’s infrastructure, voiced by locals and foreigners alike, has been our lack of adequate public transportation. Our middle class would battle to function without two cars per family and the prospect of being without a car for a day, such as when it is being serviced, means massive co-ordination of lifts and juggled meetings to accommodate the fact that, for SEVERAL hours, you will be unable to move yourself from where you are to where you may want to be. Add new comment
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Media Release Gabriel Shock Absorbers, SA Celebrates 75 years This year marks the 75th anniversary of Gabriel shock absorbers in South Africa. Gabriel holds about 65% of the SA aftermarket. Gabriel was originally...
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A Pothole Remedy Plugging potholes with pot-tech Gaping potholes seem to be plaguing the roads of South Africa at present, particularly in Gauteng, with a gluttony of deep crevasses seeming to indicate a widespread problem....
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Fleet Management with Real Network Security Specialist Fleet Management Solutions Company Launches Companies, government departments and parastatals invest substantial amounts of money each year in their vehicles and drivers. In order to optimise...
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Driver monitoring system North East Carriers strengthens safety focus North East Carriers (N E Carriers), a member of the IMPERIAL Logistics Group, is a leading logistics company that provides specialised transport solutions...
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News flash! Good News Phase One And Two Of OSBP Project – Our Freight Bypass Road Completed In Record Time Dear MCLI Reader One of the high lights of my career on Friday – under the blow of vuvuzelas – our...
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A survey of 37 transport company managers and executives in 2009 revealed interesting patterns of dissatisfaction with the performance of South African border p... Read more... |
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Gabriel Shock Absorbers, SA Celebrates 75 years This year marks the 75th anniversary of Gabriel shock absorbers in South Africa. Gabriel holds about 65% of the S... Read more... |
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Plugging potholes with pot-tech
Gaping potholes seem to be plaguing the roads of South Africa at present, particularly in Gauteng, with a gluttony of...Read more... |
The 2010 Fifa World Cup is a springboard for urban densification In a speech in January 2010, the executive mayor of the City of Cape Town Dan Plato highli...Read more... | ||
Specialist Fleet Management Solutions Company Launches Companies, government departments and parastatals invest substantial amounts of money each year in t...Read more... |
 The transport sector has to show leadership in tackling South Africa’s bloated carbon footprintAs the world grapples with the challenges of climate change...Read more... | ||
North East Carriers strengthens safety focus North East Carriers (N E Carriers), a member of the IMPERIAL Logistics Group, is a leading logistics company that pr... Read more... |
 Holding our breathThe only thing that’s certain at the moment is that there’s much uncertainty about. Doubt overshadows practically every issue, from the...Read more... |
Dramatic changes in southern Africa
Greater need for fleet management solutions
More efficient Botswana/Mozambique-link soon?
