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The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport South Africa (CILTSA) has announced a comprehensive programme and distinguished speaker line-up for its ESG Conference 2025, themed “Measuring Impact, Managing Change.” The
The event is expected to mark a pivotal moment not only for Yikodeen but for Nigeria’s broader industrial ambitions. With the completion of this expansion, Yikodeen now operates the largest
As Africa’s logistics sector undergoes rapid change, Unitrans is solidifying its position as a trusted and forward-thinking supply chain services partner. With a focus on customer-specific solutions and a firm
In industries historically dominated by men – from construction and mining to infrastructure development and engineering – the growing presence of women is transforming how work gets done. The change
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport South Africa (CILTSA), together with CILT Namibia and CILT Zimbabwe, are set to host their annual regiona conference at Automechanika Johannesburg 2025, which…
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) has set sights on the development of the nation’s Marine and Blue Economy sector, with plans to ensure expansion of
India’s global industrial ambitions, the first freight locomotive built at the Marhowra unit in Bihar is set to be exported to West Africa next month, jointly unveiled by Wabtec Corporation
The Nigerian government launched a cargo corridor to give Nigerian exporters access to markets in East and Southern Africa. The Nigeria-East/Southern Africa Air Cargo Corridor is an export initiative under
Agripreneur, Ouwasegun Alabi, has pointed out that despite the growth in agricultural commodities export in recent years, Nigeria still suffers significant trade imbalance due to imports of processed food. While
In an era where economic uncertainty often renders forecasts obsolete before they materialize, Africa’s export performance to China between 2022 and 2026 stands out as a compelling exception. Projections that