Economists have noted an improvement in factory productivity and business confidence.

St Kitts and Nevis has deregistered the vessels by Sea Lion Shipping & Logistics, said to be on the ropes due to financial difficulty.

The next step is for South Africa’s government to submit the registration for protection in the European Union.

Satellites bridge gaps in remote areas, connecting businesses and people where communication infrastructure is absent.

Rwanda plans to plant over a million trees a year, focusing on the Hass and Fuerte varieties.

The supply chain has been severely impacted due to unexpected government regulations.

“We are incredibly proud that this year is a very special celebration.” – Alex Ferrari, regional director for MSC in Johannesburg.

Transnet Freight Rail is focusing on network and locomotive maintenance to improve its declining freight handling volumes.

Huawei is helping to build smart systems for secure and efficient rail transport that enables the growth and development of trade across the region.

The port discharged the first specialised cargo consignment of wind turbine components this week.

Contingency plans are being put in place in the event of the Satawu leadership continuing with its action.

The worst will be seen in 2024, and by 2026, a third of the overcapacity will have been absorbed, says analyst.