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Majority of Traffic Fatalities in South Africa Tied to Drunken Driving

This is the fifth story in a series on road chaos in South Africa. On Dec. 6, 2005, Brenda Caplen was visiting her brother in Abu Dhabi. She was restless, "tossing and turning" in bed. "I knew something was wrong. I had this terrible feeling; I didn't sleep the whole night," she remembers. The next morning, Caplen's brother called her to the phone. The person on the line had news that put the businesswoman on the next flight back to...

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