THE troubled national carrier Air Namibia had accumulated losses of just over N$3 billion by the end of March 2007, the latest financial report of the company tabled in Parliament yesterday revealed.

VARIOUS aspects of SA's transport plan for next year's Soccer World Cup and beyond appear to be slotting into place as preparations around the country near completion.

A number of train stations in Ekurhuleni are being revamped ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup to provide spectators a first class service.

One of the pilots flying the SA Airlink aircraft when it crashed into a school ground in Merebank shortly after take-off from the Durban International Airport died on Wednesday.

THE Police in Mbale are holding six men over illegal possession of aviation fuel. The regional Police commander, Joel Aguma, said the suspects were arrested in Mbale town after a tip-off.

Pandemonium broke out in parts of Makurdi, yesterday, following a bloody clash between men of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) and commercial motorcycle operators popularly known as Okada.

Minister of Labour and Productivity, Prince Adetokunbo Kayode yesterday expressed condolence to the Government and people of Ondo State over the demise of three officials of the Government House Press Crew who died in an auto crash while on official

Uganda Air Cargo Corporation (UACC) is planning to fly into Rwanda after acquiring two passenger charter planes, which will be unveiled next week.

And asks importers to bring evidence against officers

In spite of a presidential directive reducing the number of axles and a limit on truck loads on Kenyan roads, those charged with implementing these rules have been flouting them with impunity.

Seven suspected pirates have objected to the production of a digital video disk allegedly recorded by US marine Coast guards patrolling the Indian Ocean.

Clearing agents are up in arms over a deliberate move by the Container Freight Stations (CFSs) to clear cargo slowly so that they can charge for storage purposes.

The Basse Ferry has not been conducting its normal services as a result of flooding. This according to the drivers and passengers is causing communication problems for the people who use the Basse/Wuli crossing point. This reporter visited the said

A group of Somali pirates who collected a ransom payment after releasing a Turkish ship were briefly attacked by fellow pirates seeking to rob them, sources said.

A few hours after the Monday September 28, 2009 edition of the paper published a story under the caption, "TMA Ignores Death Trap While cars continue to plunge into it" hit the newsstands, repair works on the "Death Trap" has

THE AMANSIE West District Assembly has procured a grader from the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development, to enable it rehabilitate most of the road networks in the district.

SENATORS played politics on Tuesday by stepping down a motion intended to address bad roads in the South South and South East.

Imo State Command of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) arrested a total of 9,230 offenders, while it also recorded 148 road accidents between January and September this year.

LT. Aggrey Mwondha, the commander of the UPDF guards attached to embattled Kyabazinga of Busoga Columbus Wambuzi Muloki, was on Monday night killed in a hit-and run accident on the Iganga-Jinja highway.

POLICE chief Kale Kayihura has ordered the immediate withdrawal of Special Police Constables (SPCs) and Local Defence Units (LDUs) from traffic operations. Instead, he said, Police commanders should request for more policemen to guard traffic officers.