A look back at last week’s top stories.

Industry experts in the supply chain community gather to discuss the challenges and trends of global trade.

Scientists have proved that satellites can track ship emissions using a new system launched at COP 27.

The ship’s captain and an engineer had fallen ill and were evacuated from the vessel.

According to reports, three people were hospitalised with gunshot wounds.

A new report has highlighted the vital role businesses need to play to pursue purpose-driven goals to build social cohesion.

Itac has decided there is “sufficient evidence and a prima facie case” to justify an investigation into an application by Sapa.

Maersk and MSC have already announced surcharges on certain routes.

The leaders affirmed a collective position on resolving global challenges through multilateral institutions.

The parastatal has welcomed the lengthy sentences handed down to the copper thieves, saying the decision will serve as a warning to other criminals.

Six driver licence test examiners and ‘jockeys’ arrested for issuing irregular licences, writing tests for learners for a fee.

“R40 000 was raised for The All Hearts Foundation thanks to the air cargo industry and its many stakeholders.” – Hayley van Rooyen