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South Africa’s Metrorail Services On Cape Town Central Line Remain Suspended

Metrorail. Cape Town - Metrorail announced that its central line train service remained suspended on Monday afternoon until further notice as commuters struggled to get to and from work using alternative modes of transport. The line services areas including Khayelitsha, Philippi, Mitchells Plain, Bishop Lavis and Langa. Metrorail regional manager Richard Walker said

Airfreight Capacity Crunch in Europe Pushes Shippers to Ocean

Airfreight in Europe reached full capacity two weeks ago, online pricing platform Freightos reported last week. High spot airfreight rates in the subsequent weeks have been high enough to motivate shippers to reconsider ocean shipping as a viable option. In addition to seasonally tight capacity affecting domestic and international freight shipments in the

Customs Confiscate 300 Bags Of Foreign Rice In Sokoto

The Confiscated Bags of Rice With Custom Officials The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Sokoto state Command, says it has seized a truck containing 300 bags of foreign rice concealed within 350 bags of made in Nigeria ones. The state Comptroller, Alhaji Nasir Ahmed, disclosed this on Monday at the command’s headquarters while

Apapa, Cotonou ports lead global productivity gains

The Lagos Port Complex, Apapa and Cotonou Port have emerged as the two West Africa ports among the global ports that showed the highest improvement levels in berth productivity, according to the latest port call data collected by The Journal of Commerce (JOC).  Imagine your Ad placed here What’s more, ports in the Middle East

Ethiopian Airlines to operate first all women crew flight

Addis-Ababa - Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest airline group, has announced its first all-women cabin crew flight from Addis Ababa to Nigeria scheduled for Dec. 16. A statement issued by the airline on Monday in Addis Ababa, a copy of which was made available to newsmen, said that from the pilots and

Zimbabwe government to acquire 15 planes from Malaysia to resuscitate ailing Air Zimbabwe

Harare – The Zimbabwe government is reportedly set to acquire at least 15 aeroplanes as part of efforts to resuscitate the country's struggling national airline, Air Zimbabwe. According to state-owned Herald newspaper, the planes were set to be purchased from Malaysia.  The report quoted Transport and Infrastructure Minister, Joram Gumbo, as saying that the

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