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[TOP STORY] Trucking industry on edge, attackers unknown

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‘It's very hard in South Africa, things are not really going well, and if drivers can say tomorrow that they're abandoning the trucks, things are going to just get worse because people will not have food to eat,’ says president of the Truckers Association of South Africa, Mary Phadi.

10 Jul 2023 9AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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