London’s 40,000 Uber drivers could be out of a job as watchdog cancels licence

Transport for London says companies with more than 10,000 vehicles would pay £2.9m for a licence from this week

Acsa has not escaped the current focus on patronage networks in state-owned entities, with the EFF putting pressure on its board in recent months

Whistle-blowers at South African Airways Technical are being victimised, says the union

The airline’s turnaround plan includes a 23% cut in flights, executives told MPs

The auditor-general is not satisfied the airline can continue operating for the next 12 months — but it is unclear how the issue will be resolved

CEO Erik Venter says that about 25% of total seats in the domestic airline market go unsold

Cash generated from operations grew 28%, following an investment of R132m in pre-delivery payments towards new aircraft for delivery in 2019

Strings of software code inside of the leaked operating system show the expected three new phones will be called the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, and iPhone X

The default order had previously declared that two contracts entered into ‘in a deliberate attempt to defraud’ Prasa were invalid and Gastin should ...

Siyabonga Gama confirms meeting Gupta lieutenant Salim Essa during Dubai stay, but denies the Guptas paid for him

Violence flares between Uber and metered taxi drivers following the burning of two vehicles belonging to ride-hailing service drivers

Previous media reports on the issue suggest a second round of retrenchments was opened in May‚ but that Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown thwarted ...

Black industrialists who were set up specifically to supply Transnet have been particularly hard hit by the plunge in orders from the parastatal

SA Airlink CEO Rodger Foster says it is not true that Airlink could be operating without a licence by the end of September