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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...

ENOC Group announces partnership with QMF Energy

ENOC Group, the leading integrated international oil and gas player operating across the energy sector value chain, today announced...

Construction of Boankra Inland Port to be completed early 2024

The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has been assured that the US$330 million Boankra Integrated Logistics...

Kenya named Africa’s leading destination in major award

A capacity audience of 400 VIP guests, industry figureheads and media were in attendance for a sensational World Travel...

Ethiopian completes Africa’s first passenger-to-freighter conversion

Ethiopian Airlines says it has  completed the passenger-to-freighter conversion of one of its three Boeing 767 aircraft, the first...

Consortium unveils pan-African cold chain logistics to boost food security

To improve essential temperature-controlled logistics infrastructure in sub-Saharan Africa and ensure food security in the region, African Infrastructure Investment...

Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah Port named Sea Port of the Year

Further underlining its status as one of the world’s leading maritime logistics hubs, King Abdullah Port has been named...

Bagamoyo Port construction now set for 2023

Tanzania expects to start the construction of Bagamoyo Port in the next financial year, the Director General of the...

EU MPs criticise East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline project

The European Union has condemned the planned East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline over what is says is “serious concern...

Company Net-Zero Targets to Fuel the Rapid Adoption of Zero-Emission Trucks, Says IDTechEx

The sustainability of business operations is now a key consideration in the boardrooms of major corporations, and this is...

Volvo Trucks showcases new zero-emissions truck

Imagine a truck that only emits water vapor, produces its own electricity onboard and has a range of up...

High pressure on the transport industry to shift to electric-report

Road transport is the most prioritized area to reduce CO2 emissions, according to leading e-commerce and manufacturing companies in...

S. Sudan mulls habour in Djibouti to cut overreliance on Mombasa port

South Sudan is set to build a habour in Djibouti a move it says will provide alternative to Kenya's ...
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