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“This points to the success of collaboration with our counterparts from Brazil.” - Edward Kieswetter.

Footage taken on the scene showed the extent of the damage, while one driver remained trapped in his car.

Transport regulations compound supply-chain complexity, requiring skills in resilience planning.

Transnet has reported a swathe of legal successes against criminals targeting its rail infrastructure.

The 9 000-CEU vessel will strengthen transport services between East Asia and northern Europe.

Both the SA and UK governments admit they don’t fully understand why the deal isn’t being applied. 

Conditions allow for the resumption of the $20 billion LNG exploration project in Cabo Delgado.

Israeli-, US- and UK-affiliated vessels are now almost entirely excluded from safe transit through the Red Sea.

The company has signed a contract securing long-term rail and port logistics capacity for its exports.

The next part of the process is to make sure the ‘building blocks’ are properly implemented.

In 2023, spot-rate declines due to overcapacity led to widespread losses among carriers. 

Logistic professionals cannot afford to have the same old playbook or limited datasets.