ROAD SAFETY: Fatal bus crashes spike in SA as operators flout transport regulations
[Daily Maverick - Zambia] - 19/10/2025
The horrific bus crash near Makhado, Limpopo, last week that claimed 43 lives was far from the first time a tragedy of this nature has occurred in SA. In 2024 alone, 146 people died in bus crashes in the country — the highest number in five years. A key factor behind this worrying trend is the (…)
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