Freight Demand is Booming and Container Lines Take Full Advantage
When looking back at this time last year, we remember how many businesses who were reliant on container shipping were in trouble due to a big surge in cancelled sailings. These cancellations were due to Chinese New Year and the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that we are starting a new year and the world is trying […]
How Modern Technology is Changing the Future ofLogistics Industry, Supply Chains, how they can be Digitized ,
How Modern Technology is Changing the Future of Logistics Industry, Supply Chains, how they can be Digitized
3 ways to calculate co2 emissions in shipping
COVID 19 has marked our time of unprecedented crisis with the global economic shutdown, questioning the way our society operates from an economic and environmental point of view, as daily global CO2 emissions decreased by –17% by early April 2020. But COVID 19 has also allowed us to see how well human beings can adapt to […]
Kazungula bridge project timeline and what you need to know
The Kazungula Bridge project is a multi-national project in the North-South Corridor and is part of an infrastructure improvement programme that covers the whole corridor. The project includes a bridge linking Botswana and Zambia over the Zambezi River to replace the existing ferry, and a one-stop border facility at Kazungula. Project timeline 2015 Botswana and […]
2021 Supply Chain Trends
It’s hard to believe that 2020 is finally over, and we are at the start of a new year which will hopefully be better than the last. While 2020 was tough, it also caused many industries to change the way they do things, including the logistics industry. We’re taking a look at some of […]
Top Anti-Hijacking Tips for Truck Drivers
The 14,000 teu ONE Apus, which suffered a massive container stack collapse en route to Long Beach last week, today berthed at the Japanese port of Kobe. The line confirmed yesterday that 1,816 boxes had been lost overboard, including 64 dangerous goods (DG) boxes when the vessel encountered heavy weather near Hawaii on 30 November. […]
ONE Apus back in Japan after record loss of containers in heavy weather
The 14,000 teu ONE Apus, which suffered a massive container stack collapse en route to Long Beach last week, today berthed at the Japanese port of Kobe. The line confirmed yesterday that 1,816 boxes had been lost overboard, including 64 dangerous goods (DG) boxes when the vessel encountered heavy weather near Hawaii on 30 November. […]
Exciting Developments at the Port of Cape Town
Earlier this month, The Africa logistics held their second Port of Cape Town stakeholder workshop where they brought together some of the key representatives of the supply chain of the port to reflect on successes of the Port of Cape Town Task team and identify the challenges that the team wants to tackle in […]
How Shipping is Damaging the Environment & What We Can Do to Help
Did you know that, while shipping goods keeps our global economies going, it also produces more CO2 than the aviation industry? With so much focus on going green and being more environmentally friendly, the one industry that is not getting enough attention is the shipping industry. The Numbers Experts say that around 11 billion […]