These were the five biggest stories in South Africa’s transport industry this week.
Cape Town’s new plan to fix one of its most dangerous roads
The City of Cape Town wants to introduce a compulsory heavy vehicle stop on Kloof Nek Road to address the spate of recent accidents.
Kloof Nek Road runs from the city centre up Signal Hill and Lion’s Head towards Table Mountain, forming an important route that connects the CBD to Camp’s Bay.
Several accidents have occurred over the years where drivers have lost control…
The New Age: A newspaper that aimed to provide a fresh perspective on news but
ceased publication in 2018.

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Braai – a barbecue [brr-rye] Also known as a barbecue where steak, lamb chops and of course ‘boerewors’ is cooked on a grid over wood and flames. Add some salads, rolls and ‘melktert’ for dessert and you are set for a traditional South African braai.
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Fun South African Fact: Three different destinations make up South Africa’s capital cities. This is to represent the South African government being divided into three sections. Cape Town is the legislative capital, Pretoria is the administrative capital and Bloemfontein is the judicial capital. Interestingly, Parliament meetings take place for six months in Cape Town and six months in Pretoria.