Air Mauritius to resume SA service

The Bill of Rights protects mariners, enshrining rights such as access to medical treatment and legal aid when working abroad.

The service is scheduled to depart Ezhou every Tuesday, stopping in Abu Dhabi before flying to Frankfurt.

The logistics industry is increasingly leveraging cutting-edge technologies to optimise supply chain operations.

“Zimbabwe presents a challenging, and yet potentially rewarding, investment climate,” is the view of the US Department of State.

The Tyre Equipment Parts Association is developing a pipeline of skills to create sustainable careers in the industry.

The move is seen as part of the US strategy to counter China's Military-Civil Fusion strategy.

Workers and port employers have reached a new contract agreement after a lengthy deadlock.

Export sales dropped sharply in December and fell back to levels last seen in the first half of 2024.

The melting ice is making previously inaccessible areas more viable for exploration and extraction.

The regional body is intervening in the Mozambique post-election crisis that led to widespread civil unrest in recent weeks.