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Durban’s Agribulk Terminal Ships First Maize Vessel in 18 Months — and a Record Harvest Promises More

After an 18-month silence, South Africa's Maydon Wharf Agribulk Terminal in Durban has loaded its first export maize vessel since December 2023. The milestone is no coincidence — it arrives...
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Storms Ground Dallas Airports: Over 400 Flights Canceled as FAA Issues Ground Stops at DFW and Love Field

Severe thunderstorms tore through North Texas on Tuesday, May 19, triggering Federal Aviation Administration ground stops at both...
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FlySafair’s R12 Birthday Sale: What It Reveals About South Africa’s Aviation Cost Crisis in 2026

South Africa's most popular low-cost airline is back with its annual birthday giveaway — but the small print...
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Coinbase Cuts 700 Jobs as AI Reshapes the Tech Workforce — What Africa’s Logistics Sector Should Watch

The global technology sector is undergoing a reckoning, and the latest signal came loud and clear on Tuesday,...
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Delta Air Lines Quietly Axes Snacks and Drinks on Short-Haul Flights

If you're planning a quick hop on Delta Air Lines this month, you might want to grab a...

Vodacom Business turning problems into new possibilities

From climate change and energy issues to the rising cost to do business in Africa amidst skills shortages and...

World’s top investment migration programs in 2023

The allure of Europe prevails in 2023, with European residence and citizenship by investment programs retaining the top spots...

The link between a strong passports and economic power

As we enter the new year, the latest results from the Henley Passport Index provide fascinating insights into a world characterized...

Impact of COVID-19 on airports and the path to recovery

Airports Council International (ACI) World has published its twelfth quarterly assessment analyzing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, its...

Detrimental effects of rolling blackouts on South Africa’s plastics industry

With the seemingly endless challenges that South Africa and its people face, the driving force behind these challenges seems...

South Africa mulls major bail out for Eskom to tackle load shedding

South Africa's minister of finance Enoch Godongwana has identified  electricity crisis as the biggest economic constraint the country faces. Speaking...

European Union invests Euro 25 million to Spur Kenya’s Exports

The European Union has today announced a funding of Euro 25 million to TradeMark Africa (formerly TradeMark East Africa)...

Electric cars heavier on tyres than ICE equivalents

There is now a wealth of empirical evidence that electric cars are heavier on tyre usage than ICE equivalents...

Mauritius: Report proposes further improvement in procurement

Mauritius has made significant strides in bolstering its public procurement system, but there is room for improvement in electronic...

COMESA Launches Digital Yellow Card Mobile App

COMESA Regional Third-Party Motor Vehicle Insurance (Yellow Card) Scheme has launched a Digital Yellow Card Mobile Application designed to...

DP World records strong volume performance

DP World Limited handled 79.0 million TEU (twenty-foot equivalent units) across its global portfolio of container terminals in full...

Ethiopian Cargo adds Xiamen, Shenzhen to its cargo destinations in China

Ethiopian Cargo & Logistics Services, Africa’s largest network operator, has started two weekly freighter flights today connecting Xiamen with...
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