Disruption in all its various guises, both good and bad, has placed the cargo sector on the cusp of things.

WTO remains vigilant in light of potential setbacks, particularly the possible escalation of regional conflicts.

The IMB and its Piracy Reporting Centre have warned that crew safety remains at risk.

The transportation and trucking industry was the eighth most targeted for cyberattacks in 2023 – survey.

The airline has announced a significant increase in its flight frequencies to key African destinations starting in November.

Vessel operators planning to dismiss 20 or more employees will first be legally required to notify the UK Government.

Video footage posted on Transist’s WhatsApp group shows trucks queueing on the side of the road.

Suez-situation overcapacity will go bottoms-up once the canal sees a re-uptake of maritime sailings.

Rival bidder Maersk’s successful court bid has left South Africa’s cargo industry reeling.

Despite numerous food programmes, millions still experience hunger on a daily basis.

Compounding matters on the growers’ side was a difficult season marked by challenging climate conditions.

The Bibles cost less than $3 and are resold at $59.99, while signed copies go for as much as $1000.