By Nqobile Mthembu, Business Development Manager at ACTOM South Africa’s move to an open‑access rail model from April 2027 marks one of the most significant shifts...
South Africa’s annual Transport Month begins on 1 October, putting the country’s roads, railways, ports and public transport systems back in the spotlight. The 2026 campaign...
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...
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 freight challenges are not confined to one port, railway line or logistics facility. They stem from a network that must move goods between farms,...
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,...
South African cherry growers can now sell into China for the first time, opening a major new market for the country’s growing cherry industry. Agriculture Minister...
Strong winds regularly disrupt operations at the Port of Cape Town, creating delays that can extend well beyond the harbour. Transnet is now considering wind shields,...
Customers rarely think about procurement. When they walk into a shop, place an online order or receive a delivery at their door, they’re focused on one...
