The “ubernisation” of last-mile delivery in Africa
The “ubernisation” of last-mile delivery in Sub-Saharan Africa is taking shape. Traditional carriers and independent transporters still dominate the landscape,
The “ubernisation” of last-mile delivery in Sub-Saharan Africa is taking shape. Traditional carriers and independent transporters still dominate the landscape,
Some years ago, I attended a supply chain conference in South Africa addressed by an impressive list of speakers from
Transportation is Africa presents some unique challenges for any organisation operating in the continent. The high cost of transport is
What are supply chains and why do they matter to Africa? A supply chain is a process by which products or services
Selecting a pizza delivery company in our house is a straight forward business. There is only one criteria; the delivery
Cynics may claim that traditional corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives were about throwing money at a problem and being rewarded
Forecasting demand and managing stakeholder engagement are difficult at the best of times. As supply chains grow longer and more
As an expatriate based in Ethiopia in the late nineties, just-in-time (JIT) delivery seemed like a Nollywood (Nigerian film industry)
When Africa supply chain management is the topic of discussion, frequently used words include inefficiency, bottlenecks, bureaucracy, corruption, poor infrastructure,
It is Saturday afternoon, and I find myself in the heart of Lomé, the capital of Togo, at Akodessewa Fetish