The Walvis Bay Corridor Group (WBCG) embarked on a business development mission to Brazil in July as part of its ongoing efforts to promote Namibia
Mozambique and the Kingdom of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) have signed an agreement for the “direct train connections”, an instrument that will strengthen the circulation of goods,
Following a renewed focus on Maputo as an export port for citrus on the eastern coast of Southern Africa, South African sources have said they
Disruptions as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and the associated measures implemented by governments around the world to stem – and manage – the
The war in the Ukraine is stifling trade and logistics of Ukraine and the Black Sea region. The search for alternate trade routes for Ukrainian
The Southern African Railway Association (Sara) says improved rail infrastructure and co-operation between neighbouring southern African countries will help to boost the economies of these
An end to exporters’ shipping container woes could be in sight as congestion in ports around the world eases.
Port management has implications for economic growth, crisis response efforts, environmental protection and gender equality.
Despite the ongoing global shortage of containers, the Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) recorded positive growth during its just-ended 2021/22 financial year, increasing total cargo handling
Transnet, the operator of South Africa’s ports, reported that it was gradually resuming operations at the Port of Durban after a 36-hour total suspension of
Africa’s network of inland container terminals – or “dry ports” – is expanding rapidly, part of a continental effort to speed up the flow of
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) will boost intra-African trade by around 40%, with substantial benefits to the transport sectors, according to the latest
Global supply chain backlogs are showing no signs of easing and are likely to worsen for the rest of the year, leading to even higher
The sea carries more than 80 percent of the world’s traded goods, most of which sail inside 40-foot-long steel containers stacked by the thousands atop
Government plans a major expansion of the road corridor connecting Johannesburg and Durban as part of a push to turn South Africa into one of
