SA’s Treasury allocates R10.5bn to SAA
JOHANNESBURG – The National Treasury on Wednesday said it had allocated R10.5 billion ($640.8 million) to South African Airways as an in-year adjustment in the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS),
The scramble for Africa’s seaports
African governments are grappling with corruption, internal conflicts, failure in health and education sectors while at the same time trying to catch up with the urgent need for infrastructure development.
Africa’s logistics space on fast growth trajectory as funding and opportunities pile up
BY TOM JACKSON ON AUGUST 20, 2020 The African logistics sector is on an upward trajectory as startups in the sector secure growing amounts of funding as the potential for…
SA:Transnet sets a new record for fruit export
A record number of 535 volumes of citrusy fruit was carried aboard shipping line Maersk. The Transnet Port Terminals (TPT) in Durban and Ngqura recently handled an record export of
International flights to and from many African nations resume following COVID‐19 halt
Kenya is one of several African countries that are recommencing international flights suspended since March because of the COVID‐19 pandemic. The country’s international airline, Kenya Airways, has resumed flights to
Mozambique, Total to export gas by 2024
Mozambique plans to start exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) by 2024 ahead of Tanzania, after Total SA secured a $14.9 billion debt facility for the construction of an LNG processing
South Africa: Transport Dept Extends Validity of Expired Licences
If you are worried about your driving licence that has expired during the lockdown, don’t stress, as you have until next year to renew it. Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has
Angola authorises the restart of 13 strategic works in the transport sector
The Angolan Government has authorized the resumption of 13 construction works, considered as priority developments of strategical importance in the transport sector, including two projects which are yet to start,
Rail link to South African coal export port restored
By Peter Kenny, Contributing Writer Geneva — COVID-19 is having a profound impact on global trade and the businesses that drive it, says a new report by the International Trade
Call for safe reopening of air services in Africa
The International Air Transport Association (IATA), Airports Council International- Africa (ACI Africa) and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Regional Offices for African States have united to call on governments