Break Bulk and Dry Bulk Cargo

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South Africa’s largest port operator, Transnet, has taken a major step toward boosting efficiency at its premier bulk handling terminal with a new investment in cutting-edge CleanScrape® belt cleaners from Martin Engineering. Elevating Efficiency at Richards Bay Located on South Africa’s southeast coast, Transnet’s Richards Bay bulk minerals terminal managesContinue Reading

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  Algoma Central Corporation has reached a historic milestone, taking delivery of three new vessels from three different countries within a single week—an unprecedented achievement for the company. Since 2013, Algoma has built 23 vessels, with 12 more currently on order or under construction. “This milestone underscores our commitment toContinue Reading

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For the Port of Hamburg, the year 2024 was marked by numerous geopolitical and economic challenges. International trade was impacted by both the war in Ukraine and the conflicts in the Middle East, fuelling uncertainty in global markets. In Germany, economic output declined by 0.2%. Industrial production also experienced aContinue Reading

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Capesize The Capesize market kicked off the week on a strong note, continuing the momentum from the previous period. Rates in the Pacific surged past $10.00 on the C5 route, creating a noticeable premium over C3 in the Atlantic. However, despite all three major miners being active in the PacificContinue Reading

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In a strategic move set to strengthen its global presence, Lauritzen Bulkers has acquired Canadian breakbulk and parcel shipping company, Alexander & Blake. This acquisition brings enhanced shipping expertise, valuable client relationships, and expanded service capabilities—key benefits for cargo operators worldwide, including Africa’s growing bulk handling sector. What This MeansContinue Reading

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Cooper Consolidated, LLC has announced the expansion of its bulk stevedoring fleet with the addition of two 4000C Series Equilibrium Cranes, the largest cranes ever built by E-Crane. These cranes, named “Pelican” and “Creole King,” reinforce the company’s position as the leading bulk stevedoring service provider on the Mississippi River.Continue Reading

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Uganda Airlines and Brussels Airlines Reopen Flights to Kinshasa Amid Regional Stability After a brief hiatus, Uganda Airlines and Brussels Airlines are back in the skies, resuming their flights to Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). On January 30, Uganda Airlines officially announced the restartContinue Reading

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Capesize Market The Capesize market saw a generally softer week, with the 5TC dropping to $6,733 by Thursday, before slightly recovering to $6,964 by the end of the week. The Pacific showed signs of strength early on, driven by healthy cargo flows and tightening tonnage. However, reported fixtures struggled toContinue Reading

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Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport has secured its spot as one of the busiest airports in the Middle East and Africa for 2024, ranking seventh on the list. This impressive achievement, according to aviation analytics firm OAG, is based on airline capacity, both domestic and international. OR Tambo saw 12.2Continue Reading