Logistics offers opportunities and risks

Renewable energy advances present an opportunity to reindustrialise and grow jobs.

Lesotho and Zimbabwe permit holders have been granted a reprieve until May 28, 2027.

Seven foreign truck drivers have been detained and 14 trucks have been impounded.  

The agreement includes a revamp and upgrades of infrastructure to ensure security of supply.

A trading-credit scheme could unintentionally favour LNG over truly low-carbon alternatives.

Nacala and Beira, especially, have impressed by expanding their reach to new markets.

Warehouse operators are tightening risk management as power cuts, theft, compliance demands and climate threats intensify.

The DTIC announcement represents the first formal opportunity for stakeholders to comment.

The development has been welcomed as “a first step towards a fairer playing field” for local retailers.

The industry has set its sights on the continent as part of its export diversification strategy.

Carriers were cancelling sailings at an intensity not seen since the early pandemic period.

AEO accreditation should be seen as a ‘must’ rather than a ‘maybe’.