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These are tenders issued by the South African Government, Provincial Governments, Municipalities and State-owned Companies for Transport related activities. This includes tenders for Scholar and Staff transport, Transportation of goods and equipment, Logistics and Courier activities and Vehicle Rentals

To view the tender details and documentation, click on the title of the tender below and send the tender application and documentation to the contact details specified in the tender

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Sars to launch voluntary declaration portal pilot project at King Shaka

The South African Revenue Service (Sars) will, in November, launch a pilot job to evaluate the implementation of an electronic website for tourists to make statements on a voluntary basis, well ahead of their arrival or departure to/from South Africa. The pilot project will initially be carried out at the King Shaka International Airport and progressive implementation across all South African ports of entry will begin with April 1, 2023.

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Boeing 737 Max 7’s approval faces new tests from US regulators

Boeing is getting brand-new questions from United States aviation regulators about limit 7 airplane, making it most likely the company will be unable to complete the certification procedure by late December and need to carry out a costly redesign. The Federal Aviation Administration in an October 12 letter purchased the planemaker to study the effect of pilot efficiency on a more comprehensive series of possible failures than had actually been agreed to formerly. The FAA letter, which was evaluated by Bloomberg, likewise repeated cautions from last month that Boeing had extra work to carry out on security analyses it sent to the agency.

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Transnet worker activity as high as 80% as operations ramp up after wage deal

Transnet stated employee activity at its operations has gone back to levels as high as 80% because the entity tattooed its three-year wage deal with the United National Transport Union (UNTU). Transnet and bulk union UNTU tattooed a three-year wage contract that runs from April this year to late March 2025 and includes a 6% increase in year one, a 5.5% increase in year 2, and a 6% increase in year three..

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African airlines on recovery path but still face challenges

Across Africa as an entire, the industrial aviation sector had mostly, however not completely, recovered from the results of the Covid-19 pandemic. This was highlighted by African Airlines Association Secretary-General Abdérahmane Berthe at the recent Airlines Association of Southern Africa Annual General Assembly. Since last month, he reported, African airline traffic had recuperated to 82.52% of pre-Covid (2019) levels. African airline company capacity had been restored to 82.1% of 2019 levels. The continent’s providers had rebooted operations on 99.2% of their 2019 routes. Indeed, 8 African airlines were now operating more worldwide routes than they had prior to Covid.

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