Such a development would mirror the cyclical nature of airfreight markets.
Increasingly strict regulations are driving innovation in dangerous goods logistics.
Once fully implemented, the protocol could revolutionise cargo and bulk handling across Africa.
The Durban Multi-Purpose Terminal was the most improved facility, handling 131.6% more volume than last year.
The high court ruling paves the way for the public-private partnership to proceed with its development plans.
RFA CEO Gavin Kelly says the proposal could boost competitiveness in the rail sector.
Investment in training ensures the safe and efficient movement of dangerous goods.
The Durban High Court has dismissed a bid by APM Terminals BV to reverse the awarding of an R11.1bn contract to ICTSI.
Vessel congestion has been reduced due to improved operational efficiencies, says the minister.
Calls for stronger enforcement and greater accountability in South Africa’s dangerous goods sector are mounting.
The canal extended the operating hours of its Transit Reservation Office from October 5.
The association plans to host a special event to highlight the port’s latest operational turnaround.
