Tag: RFA

Private sector must take control of failing state-owned entities to save South Africa’s supply chain, says The Road Freight Association

Private sector must take control of failing state-owned entities to save South Africa’s supply chain, says The Road Freight Association

The Road Freight Association (RFA), as the largest representative of road freight operators (companies) in South Africa, is involved in the Road Transport (02) and Security (07) Workstreams of the National Logistics Crisis Committee (NLCC). The RFA is involved in the discussions relating to the challenges facing logistics in general, […]

RFA comments on Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement

RFA comments on Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement

The Minister of Finance has noted that they will use “higher than anticipated revenues” – which were generated through taxes, levies and all other manner of government revenue generation – to rescue a number of State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) that are failing, bleeding capital, or are just not doing what they […]

Without Well-Maintained Roads, South Africa Stops

Without Well-Maintained Roads, South Africa Stops

The Road Freight Association (RFA) is deeply concerned at the deteriorating state of South Africa’s roads and the severe consequences of this. In a recently-released report titled “South Africa’s Road Construction Industry – A Regional Look” by consulting company Frost & Sullivan, it was stated that more than half (54%) […]

Stop AARTO Now, says the Road Freight Association

Stop AARTO Now, says the Road Freight Association

The Road Freight Association (RFA) is shocked and deeply concerned about the recent suspension of the Road Traffic Infringement Agency’s Chief Executive Officer, Japh Chuwe, amidst allegations of “serious maladministration” by the Auditor-General. This has a severe impact on the implementation of the highly controversial Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic […]

Chaos at Beitbridge Border Post could have been Avoided

Chaos at Beitbridge Border Post could have been Avoided

The delays at the Beitbridge border post over recent weeks, which resulted in the deaths of four truck drivers, a female bus passenger, as well as numerous cases of drivers collapsing from the heat and lack of water, should never happen again. And although queues at the border post have […]