Shipping and Logistics (Page 2)

President Cyril Ramaphosa has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to driving economic growth and revitalizing South Africa’s infrastructure, announcing an ambitious R940 billion investment over the next three years. Delivering his State of the Nation Address (SONA) on Thursday night, Ramaphosa emphasized that infrastructure development is a key pillar of aContinue Reading

In a move to preserve the beauty of Nice’s coastline and reduce overcrowding, Mayor Christian Estrosi has announced a significant decision: the ban on cruise ships exceeding 190 meters in length or carrying more than 900 passengers. This new regulation will come into effect on July 1, signaling a shiftContinue Reading

Scania Expands in Southern Africa with New Overhead Crane Order from RGM Cranes Scania, a global leader in premium trucks, is strengthening its footprint in Southern Africa with a new facility in Aeroton. To support its growing production demands, Scania SA has placed an order with RGM Cranes for aContinue Reading

Scan Global Logistics (SGL) has strengthened its presence in East Africa with the opening of its first office in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. This strategic expansion enhances SGL’s ability to meet the growing logistics demands of a key economic hub while reinforcing its footprint in the region. According to aContinue Reading

Transnet has updated information regarding its ongoing efforts to seek much-needed private-sector investment in its freight rail network, especially insofar as available capacity relates to third-party involvement. The logistics utility said the updates were effective immediately and were contained in the latest Network Capacity Statement (NCS) by Transnet Rail InfrastructureContinue Reading

Ponant Explorations Group has made waves by acquiring a majority stake in Aqua Expeditions, a boutique expedition cruise company, just in time for the launch of Aqua’s newest East African voyages. This strategic move signals an exciting expansion for Aqua, which will retain its name and continue to operate asContinue Reading

The recent wildfires in Los Angeles have caused significant disruptions in the region, but South African travelers and cargo operations remain largely unaffected, according to industry experts. Dharmesh Kooverjee, CEO of Travel Vision, emphasized that South African travel to the United States predominantly focuses on the East Coast, with noContinue Reading

Processing plants with multiple geographically dispersed production sites often face the challenge of centralizing the monitoring and recording of fill levels in numerous process containers. Immediate and accurate visualization of these levels is crucial to maintaining smooth operations, ensuring efficient production planning, and enhancing control. In industries such as bulkContinue Reading