The new facility marks another milestone in Menzies Aviation’s global cargo expansion strategy.

Authorities and MSC are working closely to assess the full extent of the damage.

The agreement will ensure joint implementation of optimised policing and security for critical and essential infrastructure. 

The seamless movement of goods can only be achieved if all the links in the chain operate efficiently and cost-effectively.

Plans will include an upgrade of the rail infrastructure as part of a broader strategy to optimise the logistics and efficiency of the terminal.

On-the-spot leadership and direction will always be required to steer the ship through stormy seas.

The sector is building a ‘productive relationship’ with Transnet, but there is room for improved port efficiency.

Selected pilot projects will receive assistance relating to technical and economic feasibility, risk assessment and stakeholder engagement.

Companies accounting for 75% of the global market have connections to companies facing human rights abuse allegations.

Chinese mining companies are responsible for 8% of Africa-wide output, and are concentrated in Guinea, Zambia, DRC, South Africa and Zimbabwe.

Technical teams faced major challenges while repairing the flood-damaged line, including severe weather conditions.