by FATS Marketing | Oct 15, 2021 | International News, RSA News
Enhanced maritime security and response coordination measures adopted by regional and national authorities appear to be doing the trick, with the ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB) reporting the lowest number of reported piracy and armed robbery incidents for the...
by FATS Marketing | Oct 13, 2021 | International News, RSA News
Shipping lines are having to do some fancy footwork to make any attempt to meet schedule commitments as they battle global congestion – and not all of it Covid-induced. Pre-Covid delays at the Port of Durban have provided carriers with plenty of practice – the Port of...
by FATS Marketing | Oct 8, 2021 | RSA News
Etihad will resume flights to Johannesburg and start a Cape Town service from November 25 this year. The Abu Dhabi flag carrier announced this along with the news that it has also added Zanzibar to its winter schedule, from November 26. The linked service to South...
by FATS Marketing | Oct 7, 2021 | RSA News
It’s all systems go for Monday’s official opening of the revamped facilities by Zimborders at Beitbridge, a move that will hopefully herald a new era for the notoriously troubled crossing. There has, however, been huge pushback from transporters in terms of costs –...
by FATS Marketing | Oct 6, 2021 | RSA News
Transnet’s ransomware attack in August had a greater impact on volumes than the July “insurrection” which closed the port of Durban for several days. According to Transnet statistics, it was the slowest August in three years, with 2020 volumes surpassing it. In August...
by FATS Marketing | Oct 5, 2021 | International News, RSA News
Above-average rainfall could disrupt transport routes throughout Southern Africa, with the Southern Africa Climate Outlook Forum (Sarcof) predicting that most of the countries in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) are likely to receive normal to...
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