Africa set to overtake global growth

Sixty countries have ratified the agreement, which promises to provide wider protection to ocean life.

“The system has been down for more than two weeks, with the department unable to resolve the problem.” – Gavin Kelly.

“The World Bank index has many problems and requires improvement.” – logistics prof Jan Havenga.

Growers achieve their highest-ever packouts for sought-after apple, and reap dividends.

Nigeria and Egypt have also been elected to serve on the international body.

“I have mandated the team to remove from our road network irresponsible and reckless motorists who are creating orphans.” - Duma

The fact that negotiations are now centred on specific written proposals represents a step forward.

The ministers highlighted the importance of avoiding practices that fragment global markets or disrupt supply chains.

Improved clearing processes can enable more efficient trade facilitation. – Ingrid du Buisson, ICFF.

By May, Suez volumes were estimated to be down by about 70% compared with 2023.

Companies can avoid it if they are actively constructing manufacturing plants in the US.

South Africa’s ports, shipping services and broader logistics system are critical links in sustaining global supply chains.