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Private Cars Barred From Nairobi CBD!

Nairobi city centre   Wednesdays and Saturdays now cars free day Private motorists in Nairobi will soon be required to use other means into the city on some days as Nairobi County plans to regain its lost glory as a green city under the sun. The Nairobi Regeneration Committee has proposed Wednesdays and Saturdays

Panalpina, RIM Logistics join blockchain standards group, BiTA

Swiss forwarder Panalpina and Illinois-based RIM Logistics have joined the Blockchain in Transport Alliance (BiTA), an organization of logistics companies that share the goal of developing blockchain standards and technology for the cargo community. Members include industry leaders like FedEx, PENSKE and UPS. Blockchain is an open-source encrypted database – popularized by

Leasing industry maintains upward trend, grows by 14.5% in 2017

Nigeria’s outstanding lease volume increased to N1.44trillion in 2017 from N1.26trillion the previous year, representing a growth of 14.5 percent, according to a recent report released by the Equipment Leasing Association of Nigeria, ELAN. The report listed relative stability in the macroeconomic environment, increasing lease demand, new entrants into the leasing

Rehabilitation of Ikorodu-Sagamu road begins

The Federal Government of Nigeria has commenced the rehabilitation of the 30.4-kilometre road linking Lagos State to Sagamu town in Ogun State. This is a major access road for trucks and tankers evacuating petroleum products from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation’s depot in Mosimi. The project was awarded to Arab Contractors and

How to Improve Your Transportation Operations

Originally published by Logistics Management In this white paper, you will learn about six steps that allow shippers and 3PLs to improve transportation operations and increase supply chain value in the most ideal way possible.   Improving Transportation in the Real World It's rare that a shipper or third-party logistics (3PL) provider has the luxury to sit

Self-driving technology hits speed bumps

A self-driving Volvo vehicle, purchased by Uber   Multiple accidents have put automated cars and trucks in the hot seat. Automated vehicle technology in the United States has been gaining less support in recent months after various crashes have occurred involving self-driving cars. On March 18, an Uber Volvo SUV operating in self-driving mode

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