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No ship is spared, whether it’s a tanker, tug, carrier or any vessel serving the marine industry.

Analysts view the war rumblings in Eastern Europe with more than just a measure of trepidation.

SA trust with large shareholding in Shell's BEE partner, Thebe Investment Corporation, gave R15 million to ANC.

Two large tugs dispatched from Gibraltar are currently spraying the vessel with water.

The ports of Ngqura and Port Elizabeth will be managed as a single port complex.

John Menzies made a name for himself selling books by writers like Charles Dickens.

eThekwini Municipality previously announced major plans to sell or lease and redevelop the R365-million airport site.

Coal’s resurgence was triggered by components of the continent’s power mix facing new challenges, including record-high gas prices and tensions.

“We can’t blame people for taking enforcement into their hands because no one is enforcing the law.” – All Truck Drivers’ Forum

The UK is still the biggest hotbed for hoodlums hiding behind computers.

In the third quarter of 2021, merchandise trade volume growth slowed to 8.1% year-on-year.

The price of 95 octane petrol inland could rise from R16.32 a year ago to R21.39 in March 2022, a 31% increase.