Ghana makes it two

Carriers have confirmed that D&D clocks will resume once gate operations are restarted at impacted terminals.

While African logistics faces substantial hurdles in skills development, the commitment to education and training signals a promising future.

The more robust system of certification verification will ensure better control over goods entering and leaving respective countries.

A 90-metre-wide floating dock has successfully navigated the waterway with the assistance of five tugs.

FMC calls for input to assess whether it will cause unreasonable reduction in transportation service or increase in transportation cost.

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has urged leaders to find solutions to the world’s problems.

Data released by Absa reflects a significant rise in the value of online transactions in 2024.

Crickmay’s data, aggregated through monitoring up to 80 000 HMVs every day, reveals the extent of the problem is extremely worrying.

Entrepreneurs are taking advantage of the fragmentation of production to access global markets as providers of components or services.

The South African Maritime Safety Authority is expected to finalise its preliminary report by the end of the year.

According to news agency AIM, the situation at the border is gradually returning to normal.

The world’s largest container shipping line will acquire a 49.9% stake in HHLA.