
Logistics News Update – 31st January 2024
Durban port operations are up and down, last week they were almost on track and come...

Durban port operations are up and down, last week they were almost on track and come...

Without much fanfare, trade under the AfCFTA Agreement will officially be launched in the Port of Durban on...

This week we look at the container terminals, how a big brand gets hit by the chaos in the port and how Transnet...

We’re back!!! In the 3rd week of January 2024, we take this opportunity to wish...

This is the penultimate GNT for 2023 and as the saying goes ‘time flies when you’re having fun’! Not quite sure if this is relevant to our industry...

Welcome to the final Logistics News Update of 2023. It has been an eventful year in the logistics sector...

While the rest of South African ports are suffering with chronic congestion and delays, the PoCT is fluid, with...

Yes, can you believe it – there is good news this week and quite a lot of it! That is, of course, if you live in the Western Cape!..

It is no secret that our ports are in shambles. Just in KZN alone, there are 62 vessels at anchorage, there are more than 71’000 containers at sea and the importers and exporters are paying for the ports inefficiency to maintain and operate their equipment. The South African Freight ...