Monthly bunker update from Cockett Marine

The cold storage facility will significantly enhance food storage capacity in the region.

Trump is getting to know the bond market and his tariff pushes are expected to follow the yield curve.

Xagta CEO Donald MacKay said the Trump tariffs had effectively ended the African Growth and Opportunity Act.

The Maritime Labour Convention has adopted new rules to promote the safety of mariners and better access to medical care and shore leave.

In modelling its most severe outlook, the Bank envisaged the cancellation of Agoa.

Pindulo Logistics has expanded its operations, opening back-of-port consolidation facilities and implementing an automated weighbridge system.

Huawei SA’s chief executive, Will Meng, said great emphasis had been placed on the facility’s energy efficiency.

The United Transport Union is demanding that the ports operator agrees to not retrench employees for the next three years.

Powered by artificial intelligence, the devices are able to recognise and lock onto heat sources, moving people, or vehicles.

The majority of toll concessionaires will be migrated to the new solution before the end of the year.

Mcebisi Jonas will take up the role as the country negotiates with its trading partner.

The crane is part of Transnet Port Terminal’s R3 billion investment pipeline to boost equipment availability across its ports.