On 4 December 2009, PGA SA hosted the Ubifrance Economic Mission advisor for infrastructure, transport and industry.

The Accra-Tema Motorway is fast deteriorating, becoming a death trap, with high traffic growth and encroachment of right-of-way, and unless serious efforts are made by the Government to save this vital national asset, traffic build-up and inconveniences to commuters will

A YOUNG man was maimed beyond recognition in a fatal hit-and-run accident about 100 kilometres west of Rundu on Sunday night.

THE global airline industry will face another harrowing year in 2010, with losses expected to reach $5.6 billion despite some recovery in passenger and cargo traffic, an indus

VOLVO, the world's second-biggest truck maker, saw its deliveries in November fall 37 per cent on a year ago and down 7 per cent on the previous month, with no signs of an

GO-AHEAD yesterday said its bus arm continued to drive the business in the face of an anticipated 50 per cent drop in rail profits.

EMBATTLED transport group National Express signalled an improvement in relations with its biggest shareholder yesterday after 90.5 per cent of new shares were taken up in a £3

PINK Cadillac, Mustang Sally, Route 66: music and motoring have become inextricably linked over the years, with cars continually providing subject matter for pop songs and cro

PR: The Boeing 787 Dreamliner has just landed after a successful first flight.

Boeing's 787 Dreamliner has taken off on its first test flight, almost two and a half years late.

PR: British Airways is commencing legal action in an attempt to protect customers from the massive stress and disruption threatened by Unite's decision to call a 12-day strike from December 22.

Just months after suffering a setback, Rwandair has acquired its own new aircraft, a CRJ200 series which landed at the Kigali International Airport yesterday, for the first time.

The effort of the Regional Police Command to launch an accident-free Christmas festivity and beyond, last Friday, received mixed-feelings from residents of Koforidua, the capital of the Eastern Region.

AIR Zimbabwe is negotiating with its South African counterparts to be allowed to operate between routes within that country as the 2010 Soccer World Cup approaches.

UP TO $5.5m (about sh11b) is needed to rehabilitate the MV Pamba and MV Kaawa ships grounded at the Port Bell Pier, a top official has estimated.

A commuter taxi slid off a ferry and fell into Lake Victoria at the Bukakata landing site yesterday morning, killing a woman who was aboard.

ABOUT 40 people survived with minor injuries on Monday morning following two accidents at Wampewo roundabout on Jinja Road. In the accidents, two lorries separately rammed into eight vehicles, damaging them.

The FCT sector command of the Federal Road Safety Commission yesterday arraigned 66 drivers at a mobile court in Abuja.The drivers were convicted for committing 90 traffic offences, ranging from speed limit violation, overloading, dangerous overtaking, usage of phone while

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) recently said it had concluded arrangements with the Directorate of Road Traffic Services (DRTS) to introduce a road tax policy in Abuja.