Maswanganyi lauds Sanral for reaching 45% of targets in spite of challenges

Department of Transport’s Ishmael Mnisi condemns the violent blockading of roads, but welcomes the positive outcome ‘that came out of all this chaos’

Extensive data on the industry gives minibus financier enormous advantage when it comes to assessing risk

Analysts and industry executives are questioning what the company can bring to the sprawling $700bn trucking industry

Acting CEO Victor Xaba says he has been trying to fix a lack of internal controls, as revenue dips but profit falls sharply

But Uber says it cannot fight criminality alone, and has called on the police and the government to do their part to end the violence

No word yet on the fates of CEO Travis Kalanick or his right-hand man Emil Michael but Nestle’s Wan Ling Martello joins the board as an independent director

Informed sources tell of talks on CE Travis Kalanick’s possible leave of absence and lawyers’ proposals on management change and harassement claim

Tasima is fighting on several fronts to retain control of the lucrative eNatis contract

Tasima had been running the traffic information system since 2002, but a 2010 five-year contract extension was challenged, and was subsequently found to be ...

Julius Malema says he has evidence of R17bn being lost in a corrupt procurement deal for 1,064 locomotives — and he names names

Law firm has been working with broader investigation by former US attorney-general into company culture and practices

The tough trading conditions made worse by ‘fragmented and highly competitive landscape, with low barriers to entry’

CEO Michael Tollman points out growth at Cullinan’s inbound tourism businesses after a poor 2016 financial year

The three-star Mayfair Hotel offers top-end options for wealthy travellers, and standard suites at R1,495 a night

Michael Hankinson will act as executive chairman; the company suffered a net loss of R1.8bn in the year to December