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True to tradition, Thirsty’s has one golden rule – no speeches!

Shipping’s order book could create a supply-demand imbalance lasting until at least 2029 or 2030. 

As Africa’s population grows rapidly over the next few decades, efficient logistics is crucial.

There is a global problem in the steel industry, largely created by China’s massive over-production.

As the US proposes sanctions there are concerns about the risk of being cut off from the interbank system.

The deal outlines performance expectations and initiatives to optimise rail capacity and long-term logistics.

Since late 2023, the Red Sea corridor has been severely impacted by Yemen's Houthi militia.

Private-sector involvement could yield an additional 20 million tonnes by 2027.

Economic success is dependent on a well-integrated and collaborative freight logistics network. – RFA