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The Limpopo River burst its banks last Sunday and flooded the border control zone for the second time this year. Source: Transist Cross-border transporters from South Africa, using Botswana as an in-transit country towards Zambia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, should prepare for a longer-than-expected closure of the GroblersburgContinue Reading

Great news for travelers! German leisure airline Condor is set to boost its seasonal flight schedule between Frankfurt and South Africa, offering more options for those heading to Cape Town and Johannesburg. Starting November 1, Condor will: ✈️ Increase flights to Cape Town from five to seven per week –Continue Reading

Ethiopia is making significant strides toward securing access to the sea by deepening diplomatic ties with Somalia, according to Nebiat Getachew, spokesperson for Ethiopia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Speaking to APA News, Getachew emphasized that Ethiopia’s economic future depends on reliable maritime access, making recent diplomatic engagements with Somalia aContinue Reading

Western Cape MEC for Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism, Ivan Meyer, has welcomed the lifting of the ban on vegetable exports to Botswana. This comes after the previous administration of Botswana, led by President Mokgweetsi Masisi, imposed a ban on South African produce to support domestic farmers and reduce relianceContinue Reading

As industries worldwide strive to increase sustainability and reduce plastic waste, the need for practical solutions has never been greater. In the realm of woven plastic packaging for dry bulk goods, Starlinger offers an innovative approach: the “Circular Packaging” concept. This forward-thinking model creates closed-loop recycling systems for Flexible IntermediateContinue Reading

Cape Town Container Terminal (CTCT) and the port authority have begun testing a new truck booking system, allowing transporters to access the terminal only 30 minutes before their confirmed slot. This pilot initiative, expected to be fully implemented by March, aims to reduce congestion and improve efficiency at one ofContinue Reading

Africa is set to host its first-ever true-crime adventure cruise, offering passengers a thrilling mix of entertainment, mystery, and investigative storytelling. Inspired by the global success of immersive crime experiences, this cruise will bring true-crime enthusiasts together for a one-of-a-kind journey along Africa’s stunning coastline. A Cruise Like No OtherContinue Reading

The jet fuel supply to OR Tambo International Airport (JNB) has been restored following the resumption of operations at the National Petroleum Refiners of South Africa (Natref) refinery, confirmed Sasol and the South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA). Sasol, the main shareholder of Natref, told Travel News that repairs had been completedContinue Reading

In today’s interconnected world, carbon neutrality is no longer just a moral obligation—it has become a strategic advantage. For South Africa’s freight industry, a key driver of the national economy, integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles is essential—not just for regulatory compliance, but also to foster innovation, competitiveness, andContinue Reading

As Lesotho’s Revenue Services (RSL) prepares to roll out its new Taxpayers’ Identification Number (TIN) system on April 1, concerns are mounting over the country’s digital readiness and the potential impact on cross-border trade. While RSL has granted exemptions for certain exporters, uncertainty remains regarding profit-sharing demands and system integrationContinue Reading