May 21

• Airnam Could Cut More Routes

  Namibian

  AIR Namibia has not ruled out canceling more routes, a few weeks after they terminated flights to Botswana. Read more »

• 'Except Taxis'

  Addis Fortune

  The 'No Parking' sign around Bob Marley Square, near the former Imperial Hotel, lies on the ground after an unexplained accident brought it down from its standing position. Read more »

• Getting the Best in Fleet Management [interview]

  Daily News

  More and more private owned companies are using IT to manage their transportation fleet in order to cut down cost and improve efficiency. Read more »

• Aviation Workers Call Off Strike as Airlines Cancel Flights

  This Day

  Except for skeletal services, major activities in the airspace and communications management were Monday shut down as the workers of the Nigeria Airspace Management Agency (NAMA)... Read more »

• 89 Deaths Recorded From Auto Crashes in Kogi

  Daily Trust

  Eighty nine deaths were recorded from various auto crashes that occurred across Kogi State between the month of March and April, 2013. Read more »

• Truck Drivers Protest Police Harassment at Lagos Ports

  Daily Trust

  Truck drivers under the aegis of Association of Maritime Truck Owners (AMATO) at the weekend blocked the Tin-Can axis of the Mile 2-Apapa expressway to protest what they described... Read more »

• Passengers Arrested Due to Defending a Tout

  The Star

  Female passengers in a matatu plying the Banana-Nairobi route been harassed and arrested because of complaining of the mishandling of a tout by police. The women were taken to the... Read more »

• Passengers Stranded at MMIA as Aviation Workers Embark On Strike

  Vanguard

  Scores of air passengers were on Monday stranded at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) as unions at the Nigeria Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) embarked on an... Read more »

• Sure-P to Nigerians - Our Roads Are No Longer Death Traps

  Vanguard

  The Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme, Sure P has assured Nigerians of smooth driving through the nation's roads as funds are being provided for road rehabilitations. Read more »

• Addis Ababa Light Railway to Come Earlier

  ERTA

  Addis Ababa Light Railway is reportedly to come to end earlier than it was scheduled to. This year so far 30 per cent of the project is complete. The hope is the railway will be... Read more »

• Customs Intercept U.S.$2.7 Million From Five Suspects At Murtala Mohammed Airport

  Vanguard

  The Murtala Muhammad Airport Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has intercepted 2.7 million dollars (or N432 million) from five suspected money launderers while... Read more »

• Arsi Opens 513km Roads for Traffic

  ERTA

  Some 513km of the 702 km roads being constructed in Arsi Zone of Oromia State at a cost of over 283 million Birr is open to traffic. This is according to Arsi Zone Roads Authority. Read more »

• Aviation - FG Sets Up Committee to Look Into Unions Demand

  Leadership

  The Federal Government on Monday in Abuja set up a committee to look into the demands of labour unions in the aviation sector. Read more »

• 86 Ships Expected At Lagos Ports From May 20 to June 14 - NPA

  Leadership

  The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) on Monday said 86 ships carrying various products would sail into the Lagos ports from May 20 to June 14. Read more »

• Soldier Shoots Tanker Driver Along Wukari Road

  Daily Trust

  A tanker driver was shot dead this morning at a military check point along Wukari-Jalingo road, about 45 kilometers from Wukari town. Read more »

May 20

• Aviation Workers Insist On Strike, As NAMA Says Nigeria's Airspace Will Be Open to Traffic

  Premium Times

  Workers of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) under aviation unions on Sunday insisted that there was no going back on their planned protest slated for Monday, May 20. Read more »

• Govt Says Ruto's Jet Hired for Sh18.5 Million

  Capital FM

  The government has denied reports that it spent Sh100 million in hiring a private jet for Deputy President William Ruto to use on his four African nation tour. Read more »

• Need to Halt the Tinted Glass Act's Amendment

  This Day

  The senate was upbeat recently when one of its members, Senator Ita Enang (Akwa Ibom North-east), stood before his colleagues to lead the debate on a Bill he sponsored that seeks... Read more »

• Two Killed, 1 Injured in Narok Crash

  The Star

  TWO people were yesterday killed and another seriously injured in a road accident in Narok South district. The 3am incident, involving two trailers and a canter, occurred at... Read more »

• Govt Launches National Transport Plan

  New Vision

  A national transport master plan including a transport master plan for Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area (GKMA) has been launched. Read more »

• Pioneer Wants Special Lanes for Its Buses

  New Vision

  Pioneer bus company is seeking a concession to be allocated eight major city roads with special lanes. However, city councillors are yet to approve the new concession agreement. Read more »

• Computerised System to Track Reckless Drivers

  Daily News

  IRRESPONSIBLE drivers whose careless mistakes have caused human suffering and loss of property will easily be tracked down for disciplinary actions, thanks to the adoption of a... Read more »

• FRSC Capacity Review of Road Safety in Sierra Leone

  This Day

  "This year's award was conferred on the FRSC in recognition of its remarkable achievements in raising political awareness and support for road safety, in addition to its leadership... Read more »

• Lorry Crushes FRSC Official in Imo

  Vanguard

  A female official (names withheld) of Imo State Command of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, was, at the weekend, crushed by a tipper lorry, just as Governor Rochas Okorocha... Read more »

• Police Officer Testifies in Accident Case

  The Point

  A police officer, Sergeant Lamin Bayo, recently testified in an alleged careless driving case involving one Abdoulie Sillah, at the Brikama Magistrates' Court before Magistrate... Read more »