Day: November 27, 2024

Break Bulk and Dry Bulk Cargo

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Record-Breaking Achievement: Boatbuilding Crane Raises the Bar

BB Cranes is set to manufacture its first-ever 30-metre-span overhead crane, marking a significant milestone for the Cape Town-based company.…
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Break Bulk and Dry Bulk Cargo

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Say Goodbye to Multiple Compressors: A Smarter Solution Awaits!

Skeltek Industrial Works (Pty) Ltd., a Namibian-owned company, relies on the Atlas Copco XAHS700 PACE compressors to efficiently, reliably, and…
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The African Cargo and Bulk Material Handling Magazine is a quarterly periodical renowned for its comprehensive coverage of the dry bulk and break bulk cargo sectors. We specialize in both print and digital marketing, serving as a bridge for companies seeking to connect with their target audience in Africa. Our mission is to foster connections, disseminate information, and enhance understanding within the Cargo and Bulk Material Handling Magazine and related equipment industries by forging valuable partnerships between manufacturers, service providers, and their clientele. Whether your objective is to bolster brand recognition, educate the market, generate actionable leads, or achieve all of the above, our integrated print and digital channels are poised to deliver a robust and quantifiable return on investment.

Day: November 27, 2024

Record-Breaking Achievement: Boatbuilding Crane Raises the Bar

Say Goodbye to Multiple Compressors: A Smarter Solution Awaits!

After all is said and done, more is said than done

Knowledge is power

Hibs and Ross County fans on final

The Future Of Possible

Xbox boss talks Project Scorpio price

Tip of the day: That man again