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Mbalula: We are committed to restoring peace between CT taxi organisations
There have been more than 80 taxi-related murders in the Western Cape so far this year, almost a third of those have happened this month.
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Mbalula to hold crisis meetings with public transport industry amid taxi chaos
Mbalula and Western Cape authorities have been meeting with warring taxi factions and earlier gave an update on progress.
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The new amended Aarto Act has officially kicked into gear. Here are its 4 phases
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula says the department's education drive for the public will continue until September this year.
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Unanswered questions remain as AARTO comes into effect
The Act is meant to come into effect on Thursday, bringing with it a demerit system that will penalise drivers for breaking the law. But there's been no communication about what changes to or how exactly the law will be implemented.
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People working in Gauteng but not living there need travel permits - Mbalula
Minister Fikile Mbalula has urged South Africans, particularly people making use of public transport, to adhere to non-pharmaceutical measures geared at keeping coronavirus infections at bay.
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Mbalula hails interventions at RAF as a resounding success
The fund has been bleeding money for years, as it struggled to keep up with an increase in road accident claims both legitimate and fraudulent.
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Transport Minister Mbalula offers update on Road Accident Fund turnaround
Following years of financial woes at the Road Accident Fund, Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula delivered an update on measures taken to reduce the liability of the RAF since 201
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Mkhwebane: Ramaphosa has not responded to my emails on conduct of ministers
Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane told 702 earlier on Wednesday that attempts to get the president to reprimand members of his executive who have attacked her office have amounted to nil.
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Mjokes never stole from anybody, he died with his boots on – Mbalula
Matsane, who passed away in a car crash last week while returning to his home in Soweto after performing with Trompies, was laid to rest today.
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No decision on e-tolls has been made just yet - Mbalula
The Ministry said that the has not been any decision made on the future of the e-tolls.
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Makhura: I’m eagerly waiting for the day e-tolls are scrapped
Earlier this month, Mbalula told the National Council of Provinces that a decision on e-tolls is on the table and his department is in talks with national treasury to finalize the process.
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Mbalula: 22 corridors identified as top priority for train service recovery
Mbalula on Monday led a briefing following oversight inspection at the Mayfair, Kliptown and Germiston train stations.
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Mbalula saddened by road accidents that killed 7 people over the weekend
A bus fire killed six people and left more than 50 others injured on the notorious Moloto Road in Pretoria on Friday.
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Transport Minister Mbalula to deliver his dept’s budget vote
He's expected to outline steps to try professionalise the taxi industry.
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Transport operators will continue to feel effects of COVID-19 - Mbalula
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula on Thursday briefed MPs on mitigating the impact of the pandemic.
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Pedestrians made up 35% of Easter weekend road fatalities
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula released the Easter weekend road statistics at the Grasmere toll plaza on 8 April 2021. #ArriveAlive #Roadstats
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Mbalula concerned as pedestrians account for 35% of Easter road deaths
Two hundred and thirty-five people were killed over the Easter long weekend and pedestrians accounted for 35% of the fatalities.
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235 fatalities, over 30k fines issued on SA roads over Easter holidays
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula announced the 2021 Easter road safety statistics on 8 April. He compared this year's statistics with the 2019 road fatalities figures due to the hard lockdown restrictions that were imposed in the country last year.
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Mbalula: Travellers departing on domestic flights dropped by 62% in 2020
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula quoted these figures while addressing a South African Civil Aviation Authority virtual conference earlier this morning.
