Imperial Logistics has been awarded a three-year contract for logistics and transport services by British American Tobacco (BAT). Imperial’s chief business development officer Cobus Rossouw, said that Imperial will act […]
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Big funding for Mombasa port
Funding for the expansion works at the second container terminal at the Port of Mombasa will be supplied by the Japanese government to the tune of $270 million. National Treasury Cabinet […]
A marginal decrease in road accidents over the festive season
There’s been a marginal decrease in road accidents and fatalities over the festive season compared to the same period last year. Transport Minister Dipuo Peters released preliminary figures in parliament […]
Road Accident Fund Amendment Bill gazetted for public comment
Accident victims receiving medical treatment as part of a ‘no-fault’ 30-day period is one of the benefits contained in the draft Road Accident Fund Amendment Bill, 2014 (the Bill) published […]
Africa’s leading maritime thinkers gather under one roof
Over 250 delegates attended the recent African Ports Evolution event held in Durban. 32 speakers took part in the event which was uniquely designed to help Africa’s regional economies plan […]
The significance of the new traffic fines law being implemented
Traffic fines in the Western Cape have increased by up to three hundred percent. This came into after the Provincial Minister of Transport and Public Works in the Western Cape […]
Black gold flows illegally – how to stop the flow
As the fuel price steadily increases, the rise in fuel theft and fraud poses a serious threat to transporters’ operating profits. Simon Foulds speaks to key industry players to find […]
New approach to an old business is proving a winning transport formula
A new, asset-light, proactive and customer-focused approach to transport is yielding benefits for clients of Imperial Managed Logistics, a newly created operating company within the Imperial Logistics stable. The company […]
Enhancing efficiency at Mombasa port
The Mombasa Port Community Charter is being launched in East Africa aimed at enhancing infrastructural development and improving the efficiency in clearing cargo. The Charter brings together 24 agencies to […]
Local goods, local risks, local regulations
Africa is a commodity-producing continent. The commodities are, more often than not, bought by international traders through local companies set up by them. More trade means more insurable assets in […]