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Railway workers have opposed the Federal Government's plan to concession the Nigeria Railway Corporation (NRC), opting instead, for creation of a Ministry of Railways.
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) sector command of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), has warned driving schools to restrain their operations from European Union Road and Diplomatic Drive or risk siesure of their vehicles.
A black South African businessman has taken charge of a quaint, century-old ship-repair company with the goal of making it a key entity in the burgeoning West African oil and gas industry.
Mozambican President Armando Guebuza declared on Monday that African countries will be more successful in their road and bridge building schemes if they accept the challenge to create national and local capacity for the regular maintenance of roads.
A group of protesting temporal Chantier Naval workers October 3, held the interim General Manager of the Cameroon Shipyard and Industrial Engineering Ltd, CNIC, Antoine Bikoro Alo'o, hostage for six hours.
The sudden cancellation of a tender for grain handling at the Mombasa port has fuelled speculation of a new tussle between Prime Minister Raila Odinga and Transport Minister Chirau Mwakwere.
When the nightmare from carnages on Nigerian highways reached a crescendo, the government about two decades ago added to the fleet of country's paramilitary organisations, by establishing the National Road Safety Commission (FRSC), charged with the responsibility of reducing high
Motorists in the Federal Capital Territory have applauded the efforts of the Department of Road Traffic Services (VIO) ,to curb the traffic congestion witnessed during the Sallah and independence festivities.
Commuters in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have commended officers and men of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), Vehicle Inspection Officers (VIO) and other security agents for taming the traffic situation at Wuse market.
Lagos State government may partner with private sector on ways to improve the inland water transportation, aimed at reducing the stress associated with road transportation.
Since 2003, Uganda has been voted among the top two most entrepreneurial nations in the world by UK-based Global Entrepreneurship Monitors. Uganda has approximately one million Small and Medium scale Enterprises, according to the Uganda Bureau of Statistics.
Reporters Without Borders calls for the release of ex-journalist Andrew Mwangura, head of the Kenyan chapter of the Seafarers assistance programme, who was arrested by Kenyan police on 1 October for "making false statements".
The newly opened Phokeng Sun City Road in the North West, which costs R56 million, is set to improve transportation in the province ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
The Uganda Police leadership is never short of surprises. This time round, they want to arm the traffic police with automatic rifles to defend themselves against violent motorists.
In order to enhance sanity on the roads and maintain discipline among drivers, the Gwagwalada Area Council Command Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), is to organize a four day training workshop for about one hundred luxury bus drivers of Sonic
A relative of one of the Somali pirates involved in the kidnapping of a Spanish fishing vessel last April said that five percent of the $1.5-million-dollar ransom allegedly paid for the Playa de Bakio crew's release went to an Islamist
It is not business as usual for outdoor advertisers after the National Roads Authority suspended the erection of billboards on national roads. Major outdoor advertising firms often target strategic sites along highways to leverage their business and that of their
INSURANCE giant Old Mutual yesterday downplayed any suggestion an investigation by the credit regulator into the lending practices of SA Taxi Finance (SATF) represented a risk to its investment in that company.
