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TSI Central Station is a level 2 BEE contributor, with over 125% scoring, not just speaking about change but actively involving itself in changing South Africa.
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We developed our platform that addresses all the problems facing importers/exporters and local transport, that you need as a business owner/operator. The truth is that a platform is just that, without the professional logistics expert behind it, it is just another track and trace system and ours is certainly not.
Our staff all have been in the industry for over 20 years and coupled with the self-developed technology is a unique offering. Please see what our clients say by clicking here
Our system is only a tool in the complex world of logistics, however, this tool coupled with our staff will take your transport & logistics to the next level.
Only TSI Central Station can offer you a truly independent view of your entire transport & logistics, come join us by becoming part of the future of logistics.
Why not connect with us by mailing us at pricing@centralstation.co.za or call us on +27 11 868-2444, we would love to present our offering to you.
Progress on Paper, Pressure on the Ground
Over the last week the logistics sector showed two very different pictures. Transnet secured a R6 billion sustainability-linked loan that should support long-term improvements across ports and rail. At the same time operations on the ground remained under pressure. Cape Town faced repeated wind closures, Durban ran close to capacity and border congestion increased across the region. Airfreight continued to offer strong uplift as perishables and high-value cargo kept demand high. The key takeaway is simple. Structural investment is moving forward but traders still need tight planning to manage the daily operational shifts across South Africa’s logistics network.
In September 2024, TSI celebrated its 17-year Anniversary. Here’s what our CEO, Clifford Blackburn, had to say about the first 17 years in business.
Q: What encouraged you to start TSI Central Station 15 years ago?
CB: There was a need for legitimising the industry; transporters used to lie about when they collected cargo, the agent Read more here