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Truck driver on a dark highway at night as an industry opinion piece calls for rest and fatigue management to come first This also quietly launches the con

Truck Driver Fatigue: Our Drivers Are Not Expendable

Opinion | Contributed article. The views expressed are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect those of DigitFMS or the Fleet Intelligence Desk. By Thebe Van Wyk, Narrowcast Trans | Johannesburg, 3 September 2026 Our drivers are not expendable. Truck driver fatigue, unrealistic delivery

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Trucks queued for days on the Botswana side of Kazungula as border truck congestion reaches unprecedented levels in August 2026

Kazungula Border Truck Congestion: Days in Queues, Aug 2026

Johannesburg, 31 August 2026 — Kazungula border truck congestion has reached what the region’s driver body calls unprecedented levels. The timing matters: it is one month into Botswana’s new pre-clearance regime. The Southern Africa Truck Drivers Association of Zambia says queues at the Kazungula One-Stop

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Potholed provincial road with a coal truck approaching as the Mpumalanga road repair backlog reaches R38 billion

Mpumalanga Road Repair Backlog Hits R38bn in 2026

Johannesburg, 20 August 2026 — The Mpumalanga road repair backlog now has an official price: about R38 billion. The provincial Department of Public Works, Roads and Transport disclosed the figure during a National Council of Provinces oversight visit. Parliament released the statement on Wednesday. The

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