Is the logistics industry doing enough to curb cargo crime?
By Eugene Goddard While a fragile ceasefire in the Persian Gulf has brought some measure of calm to the Middle […]
New procurement regulations support localisation
By Ed Richardson The dominance of copper in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Zambia is both a
RFA questions ‘neutrality’ of Transnet’s fuel surcharge
By Lyse Comins The Road Freight Association (RFA) has reacted with scepticism to Transnet Port Terminals’ (TPT) announcement of a
Copperbelt mining means opportunities, including logistics
By Ed Richardson The energy transition supports a shiny 10-year copper price outlook, AI infrastructure roll-out and emerging market growth.
Adding power to the Copperbelt
By Ed Richardson Zambia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) produce about one-sixth of the world’s copper, making
Cross‑border delays hamper Copperbelt cargo movement
Source: BCCI Truck queues of up to 17 kilometres, resulting in week-long delays, turned an African beacon of One-Stop Border Post (OSBP) efficiency
BOTSWANA COPPER HEIST: Zambian Truck Driver Arrested After Girlfriend’s Betrayal
In a dramatic turn of events, Botswana Police have recovered a consignment of copper that went missing about a week
Logistics at the centre of Africa’s growth – FedEx
Source: The Guardian Nigeria Full implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area could add more than US$450 billion to Africa’s
Sona gives BMA commissioner reason to be hopeful
Chronic understaffing remains a nagging concern at the Border Management Authority. Source: Central News Following Thursday night’s State of the Nation Address
Pass poses severe risks to road freight – DA
Source: Deposit Photos. The Democratic Alliance has called for the return of the KZN-section of the Oliviershoek Pass to Sanral. The