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It's highly unlikely that the economy will again see significant lockdown restrictions outside of broader social distancing and other medical steps.

Maersk’s move is intended to benefit those that are lucky to be large.

“By 2024 data fabric deployments will quadruple efficiency in data utilisation.” – Louise Wiggett, GTS.

This feature offers a platform for savvy operators to outline their strategies for efficiency in a highly challenging environment.

From a minor influence in 2000, the Asian superpower is now the top supplier of goods for over 30 nations on the continent.

“Circularity describes a departure from the traditional produce-sell-use-waste paradigm toward more sustainability.” – DHL

"These investments will stimulate economic growth and contribute to the advancement of SA’s economy." – Palesa Phili, DBN Chamber of Commerce.

“The port takes too long to recover, which wasn’t always the case.” – Mike Walwyn, Saaff.

The direct contributions include revenue to Transnet and the municipality of Richards Bay of R338 million per annum.

“They have gone about the eviction notices with no consultation – nothing."

"The necessary resources to bring about the needed improvement in efficiency will take some time to come to fruition.” – Justin Chadwick, CGA.

Inflation is now on the edge of the upper band of the SA Reserve Bank’s inflation target range.