Logistics sector now represented in Cape Industries showcase

The latest incident of piracy in the Gulf of Guinea highlights the ongoing threat of piracy in the region.

Business leaders and economists warn that De Ruyter’s exit does not bode well for the future of the power utility.

It’s hoped that the port, which will link to a farming hub on the Nile River, will alleviate challenges at the country’s only existing port.

Improving economic and trade relations with many of South Africa’s key partners will go a long way to attracting more foreign direct investment.

An AmaBhungane report has alleged that Prasa selectively gave a R7.5-billion maintenance contract to firms that did not meet the criteria.

Environmental activists “not deterred” by looming appeal.

Lower-income countries account for a large share of the top 20 in 2022 with liberal visa policies.

Air cargo revenues played a key role in cutting losses, with revenues expected to reach $201.4bn (R3.5trn).

The association has commissioned a project with other fruit sectors to investigate structural change options to control shipping costs.

Terminal reduces vessel dwell time after implementing recommendations of new study.

A “taste test” and storage restrictions are holding back local prospects for wine as an asset class.