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The resumption of direct flights will strengthen business relations between the two cities.

“Bond markets and stock markets are not singing the same tune currently.” – deVere Group chief executive.

The Yuan Wang 5 call comes after a controversial high-profile naval exercise involving Russia, China and South Africa.

British and French agencies warn of heightened piracy risk in the region.

Liesl de Wet is an experienced climate and sustainability thinker with experience in SA's logistics sector.

The exemption was met by multitudes of criticism, claiming it would assist Eskom in achieving an unqualified audit.

Local and regional demand for rail services is driving the move to offer wagon and locomotive leasing opportunities.

The vessel management technology enables efficient vessel monitoring by automating traditionally managed operations.

Restoration is still continuing at the Heideveld and Netreg railways and stations.

A green maritime corridor would create new routes between ports, with consideration of decarbonisation, sustainable solutions, and practices.