Durban abnormal bypass saved through intervention
In a developing twist to an old story, FTW Online has reliably learned that a bypass route critical for abnormal logistics in Durban has been re-opened after a lessee started blocking it off, potentially stopping heavy loads from passing through the port.
Vessel held pending investigation
Investigations were under way following a fishing vessel fire on Sunday morning at the Port of Port Elizabeth, the South African Maritime Safety Authority said on Monday.
Business leaders warn of dire consequences of load shedding
At least two CEOs from leading business organisations and an economist from Standard Bank have warned of dire ramifications if South Africa’s energy woes aren’t resolved soon.
Eskom – SA’s tipping point?
Diesel shortages, maintenance issues and interrupted supply of 1 000MW per day because of the devastating Cyclone Idai in Mozambique continue to put strain on Eskom as Treasury and the state try to maintain South Africa’s only remaining investment-grade rating.
Packaging manufacturer names new CEO
Jacques Marais has been appointed CEO of heavy-duty packaging manufacturer Kimmo.
Boeing’s problems after Ethiopia crash turn criminal
Multinational aircraft corporation Boeing appears to be sinking deeper into a morass of hi-tech trouble as investigations into the 737 Max 8 that crashed in Ethiopia takes on a “criminal twist”.
Work on Kazungula bridge grinds to a halt as Zambia doesn’t pay
A joint venture infrastructural exercise between Botswana and Zambia that would make a significant contribution to corridor linkages in sub-Saharan Africa has ground to a halt because of apparent non-payment to Daewoo Engineering and Construction.
Durban’s onagain, off-again abnormal bypass – latest
Contrary to what FTW Online heard yesterday, the abnormal load bypass in Durban for project cargo travelling by road remains closed – but only until April 5.
