Taxi drivers at Entebbe airport want to go on strike to protest Civil Aviation Authority's move to allow only four taxi companies to operate at the airport.
The seizure of a ship bearing a consignment of military hardware from the Ukraine by the Somali pirates is proving to be a mystery wrapped in an enigma.
Tanzania is investigating a suspected international theft syndicate and its local accomplices over missing motor vehicle registration cards from the Tanzania Revenue Authority offices.
Minister of Information and National Orienta-tion, Mr. John Odeh yesterday denied reports that the Federal Government was planning to license a third national carrier.
Mr. Ernest Elochukwu, the National President of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents spoke with journalists, denouncing any link with a recent advertorial which condemned the Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Hamman Ahmed Bello, severally. He also explains
Transport minister Ali Chirau Mwakwere should be committed to jail for allegedly failing to honour a High Court order compelling him to stop the implementation of the three axle rule, transporters demanded on Saturday.
It's a sad day when mayors invite the media to cover a clean-up exercise in their own towns and cities--as they are wont to do-- because that is exactly what mayors are supposed to do when they report for work
Islamist insurgents are demanding some of the weapons aboard a hijacked Ukrainian ship carrying 33 tanks but the pirates holding them have refused to part with them, a local official said on Sunday.
Member, Anambra State Executive Council, Mr Emmanuel Chukwuma, has said motorists in the state would be required to pay a fee, to ensure adequate road maintenance.
It might have seemed a breezy spring day in Cape Town but the Cape of Storms was too much for the mighty American aircraft carrier the USS Theodore Roosevelt.
Motorists and commuters in the Lagos metropolis have called on the Lagos State Police Command to rescue them from incessant robbery attacks during traffic congestion.
Farmers from six northern States of the federation are to benefit from a pilot scheme involving the purchase of 400 subsidised pick-up trucks for the movement of their produce. The benefiting states are Kaduna , Kano , Bauchi, Adamawa ,
The Benue State government is to award contract for the construction of two more rural roads to link more communities in the state. The contract, according to Governor Gabriel Tor-Suswam, will be awarded this month.
The Gwagwalada Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), is to include four new roads for rehabilitation in its 2009 budget, Chairman of the council, Alhaji Zakari Angulu Dobi, has said.
