The area of Mutakari in Vhembe District, known for being problematic in terms of illegal mining of sand activities, was dealt a serious blow following the apprehension of 11 suspects by a strong team of law enforcement agencies on Friday 28 June 2024. The multidisciplinary team comprising of members from […]
Month: June 2024
Police confiscate illicit cigarettes in a truck worth R1.5 million
The fight against illicit economic activities gained another success when a suspect was arrested with illicit cigarettes. A follow-up was made on information received from an attentive farmer on Thursday evening, 27 June 2024, about suspicious activities on his farm in Zeerust, leading to the arrest of a 55-year-old male […]
Truck collision leaves two dead on the N3 in Lions River
Midlands EMS crews were dispatched to the N3 in Lions River for a truck collision. Upon arrival, it was found that the truck had sustained extensive damage. Both the driver and passenger suffered fatal injuries and were declared deceased on the scene. Authorities are currently still in attendance.
Mozambican national arrested at Port of Entry with Crystal Meth to the value of R4.2 Million
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has successfully intercepted a major drug smuggling mission and thanks to members from Border Policing at Lebombo Port of Entry as they arrested a 36-year-old Mozambican national at the Lebombo Border in Komatipoort last night, Friday 28 June 2024, with suspected Crystal Meth drugs […]
Lesotho Nationals found in possession of concealed South African currency worth R1 480 050.00 at Qashasnek port of entry
The Commissioner of the Border Management Authority (BMA), Dr Michael Masiapato has commended the latest interception by the Junior Border Guards at Qashasnek port of entry on 25 June 2024, where five travellers were found in possession of huge amount of money concealed in black plastic bags. During a joint […]
Mechanical engineering students gain insights of Port Terminal Operations
Yesterday, we welcomed the Mechanical Engineering Department from Mangosuthu University of Technology for an insightful visit to our terminal facilities. Their visit aimed to gather valuable insights into our operations and equipment. It was a fruitful opportunity for mutual learning and collaboration, allowing us to showcase our expertise and state-of-the-art […]
Bridging the gap: Why Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) are essential to sustainable public transport
The quest for a sustainable and integrated public transport sector in South Africa continues to face significant challenges. Misalignment of transport and mobility policies, disparate funding models, ageing infrastructure and resources are primarily self-created barriers to developing effective transportation networks. This is evidenced by the numerous extensions to public transport […]
Recognising South Africa’s heroes
The trucking industry forms the backbone of South Africa’s economy, ensuring the seamless movement of goods across the country. To honour the exceptional individuals who drive this critical sector, IVECO, in partnership with the Road Freight Association (RFA), proudly announces the return of the #ThankYouTrucker campaign. Now in its fourth […]
Truck brake failure at Mooi River Toll Gate leaves four injured
Midlands EMS crews are currently attending to a serious accident at the Mooi River Toll Gate. A truck experienced brake failure and collided with two vehicles that were waiting to pay. Four patients are currently being treated for injuries ranging from serious to minor. Authorities are still on the scene. […]
A gang of 44 males were arrested for loading stolen liquor worth more than R15 million into four different trucks at a warehouse in Kempton Park
Police in Gauteng, working with private security officers, intercepted and arrested a gang of 44 males who were busy loading liquor worth more than R15 million into four different trucks in the early hours of Wednesday, 26 June 2024. This is after the suspects robbed a warehouse in Kempton Park. […]