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Zambian truck drivers urged to exercise caution on South African roads, following violent attacks against foreign truck drivers
ZAMBIA’S High Commissioner to South Africa Major General Jackson Miti has called on Zambian truck drivers on the South African…
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Volkswagen celebrates assembly of four-million vehicles at Uitenhage
Volkswagen Group South Africa (VWSA) has celebrated the assembly of its four-millionth vehicle at its Uitenhage plant, in the Eastern Cape.…
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Zambia runs dry as truck strike drags on
A liquid bulk transporter this morning confirmed that the wildcat strike in Zambia’s logistics sector had resulted in no movement…
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New box terminal at Namibian Port is fully operational
THE new container terminal at the Namibian Port of Walvis Bay, built between 2014 and 2019 and commissioned in August…
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Adapting the supply chain to the new normal
The supply chain, particularly in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry and especially in South Africa’s main or informal market,…
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New Container Terminal at The Namibian Port of Walvis Bay
The new container terminal at the Namibian Port of Walvis Bay, built between 2014 and 2019, gives the country a…
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Zambia Airways Granted Air Operators Certificate
According to the Minister of Transport and Communication Honourable Mutotwe Kafwaya says the establishment of the national airline and investments…
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J&J Lusaka depot has opened its new warehouses for business
Lusaka warehouses open for business. After a makeover which saw everything, apart from the borehole, being moved and rebuilt, the…
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The Corridor from Walvis Bay in Namibia through Zambia and into the DRC
Walvis Bay corridor best in region – AUC The Corridor from Walvis Bay in Namibia through Zambia and into the…
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Imperial to retrench about 1 000 of its SA employees
Imperial Logistics is planning to retrench about 1 000 of its employees in South Africa. This forms part of a…
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