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Trucks at an N3 stop during a multi-agency inspection as foreign truck driver enforcement reaches record scale in South Africa

Foreign Truck Driver Enforcement in 2026: 12,009 Arrests

Johannesburg, 18 August 2026 — Foreign truck driver enforcement is running at the largest scale South Africa has seen. The numbers deserve precise reading. In July, SAPS reported 12,009 arrests of undocumented foreign nationals in three weeks, per TimesLIVE. The coordinated national operations ran with

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Industry representatives reviewing the Durban freight strategy 2026 documents as SAFLA and the RFA back the plan with conditions

Durban Freight Strategy 2026 Wins Backing, With Conditions

Johannesburg, 14 August 2026 — The Durban freight strategy 2026 has won its first industry verdict. It comes with conditions. The SA Freight and Logistics Association and the Road Freight Association have cautiously welcomed the plan. Freight News reported both responses on Thursday, covering eThekwini’s

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Truck driver holding a licence card at a fleet yard as truck driver licence renewal stays on two-year PrDP cycles in South Africa

Truck Driver Licence Renewal: No 10-Year Cards in 2026

Johannesburg, 9 August 2026 — Truck driver licence renewal is staying exactly where it was. As government moves ordinary driving licence cards from five-year to ten-year validity, the plan excludes the categories every fleet employs. According to Explain.co.za, drivers in categories C1, C, EC1 and

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