Last week’s highlights

The intention to re-establish rail as the backbone of transport is fundamental to reforms in SA.

Air traffic in the region is expected to rise by an average of 6.4% annually.

The actual practice can be traced back to 1882, when an importer in the United States had sugar coated with molasses.

Lifelong learning has become the norm across all economic sectors, both in the UK and globally.

Growth in demand for cold chain efficiencies is being driven by economic development and rising income.

The port handles a broad range of goods, including grain, timber, metal products and fertilisers.

The ULCV stands nearly three metres taller than vessels typically handled at the terminal.

The agreement promotes cooperation between international members and operators in West and Central Africa.

The new VP is taking the reins at a time when the needs of border agencies are fast evolving.

The Copperbelt’s most important border has been flagged for another scam aimed at fleecing truck drivers.

Removing single manifest entries is a major headache for consol cargo clients transiting through Botswana.

But some trade lanes have experienced a decline despite increased capacity.