The Gautrain is entering a new phase as Gauteng prepares for operations under a new concessionaire from 28 September 2026. Negotiations for the new concession have...
South Africa’s township economy is not only facing a demand problem. For many businesses, the bigger challenge may be getting the right products to the right...
Public transport is often discussed in terms of commuters, routes and fares. But behind those daily journeys sits another system that has to work properly: the...
By Maureen Phiri, Director at Oxyon People Solutions In the past, the logistics of workforce management have tended to happen behind the scenes. Clients saw the...
Heavy rain, dense fog, flooding and icy conditions can affect roads, routes and delivery schedules with little warning. For businesses, the consequences can move quickly beyond...
South Africa’s green hydrogen ambitions are becoming less about producing another energy source and more about building an industrial base around it. Speaking at the Africa...
South Africa’s freight challenges are not confined to one port, railway line or logistics facility. They stem from a network that must move goods between farms,...
Transnet has reported a stronger financial and operational performance for the year ended 31 March 2026, with increased rail volumes, higher revenue and renewed progress on...
The South African Freight and Logistics Association (SAFLA) and the Road Freight Association (RFA) were present during the recent interaction between Durban Gateway Terminal (DGT) and relevant...
By Harry Dimo, HR Director, BIL & Lawrence Aldworth, National Compliance and Risk Manager, BIL Ask most logistics leaders what sustainability means, and the conversation quickly turns to emissions,...
