The 42nd edition of the ePMAESA Newsletter
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Transport & Logistics
Cape Town to host African Ports Evolution 2012 Forum
Cape Town boasts the second deepest container port in Africa and expects to see its container capacity expand to one million TEU’s per annum by 2013. The Port is ideally suited to serve as a hub for cargoes between Europe, the Americas and Africa,...
Cable theft remains a huge problem
Over the past month, copper cables and metal to the value of R2 million have been stolen from the Forest Hill train depot in Port Elizabeth. According to police spokesman Captain Stanley Jarvis, the cables and metal were taken from an electrical...
Etihad Cargo launches ‘Safeguard’ valuable goods service
The UAE flag carrier’s new Safeguard service is designed to support the requirements of global security service companies, freight forwarders, companies and individuals who need to dispatch valuable goods such as precious metals and stones,...
Report on the SADC trade in services forum on transport liberalization, held in Durban on 11th-12th September 2012
Yellow Card third party insurance
Port of Cabinda in Angola processes 1,750 containers since its inauguration in August
Trade and investment opportunities in Benin should be seized
Air Nigeria is shutting down
