Customs news: latest

In challenging times of the ‘three Cs’ – Covid, conflict and climate change – small businesses need to boost their resilience. – ITC

TheIvory Coast, Gabon and some other African countries had a formalised presence of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.

Investors look at the quality of the provision of water, electricity, sewage and refuse removal.

Deputy DG announces 30-year plan for transport that will include rail and maritime mode development.

No speeches, no time-wasting, no nonsense. Only freight industry networking.

Africa is set to become the world’s biggest free market trade area.

Venture intends to expand air transport and support Namibia’s economic objectives.

East Africa records high levels of intra-regional trade due to solid infrastructure and open-border policies.

It will be an effective tool in making the transportation of cargo more sustainable. – Martin Drew, Etihad.

Aggressive infrastructure investment and delivery have been identified as key priorities to enable an economic rebound.

Road freight payloads have surpassed pre-lockdown levels according to a new Bureau for Economic Research report.

Tanzania explores a progress partnership with Europe’s second-biggest port.