Following successful bilateral trade relations talks between the Kenyan government and Israeli business and government delegation, Kenya Airways has announced its intentions to introduce direct flights to Tel Aviv in Israel. Read more >>
Grohe‚ said to be Europe's largest single-brand manufacturer and supplier of sanitary fittings‚ will buy 51% of JSE-listed building materials and fixtures group Distribution and Warehousing Network's (Dawn) Watertech subsidiary for R880m in cash. Read more >>
South Africa was a country born out of logistics given its unique geographical position that made it a key trading post along shipping routes of old. Read more >>
State-of-the-art trains, which are set to restore confidence in public transport, will hit the South African railway tracks towards the end of 2015. Read more >>
China South Rail (CSR) has denied a report that claims the company has been unable to find local suppliers for its locomotive contract with Transnet, to meet its contractual obligations. Read more >>
NCP Alcohol has outsourced its supply chain management and road transport requirements to Imperial Logistics. Reduced transport costs and a boost to the business' bottom line are among the benefits being reaped by the fermentation alcohol producer as a result of this partnership, said Imperial Logistics' chief business development officer, Cobus Rossouw. Read more >>
The arrival of Uber cabs in SA's major cities is one of many new services aimed at improving public transport and the growth of some of these services reflects the demand for reliable and affordable transport systems. Read more >>
The disagreement between the City of Cape Town and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) in the Western Cape over the roll-out of public bus services is escalating. Read more >>
