CIPS Risk Index- Egypt, Angola and Mozambique all downgraded
The CPIS Risk Index continues to deteriorate in Q2, led by the UK’s Brexit. In Africa, Egypt, Angola and Mozambique
Figuring it out: Africa supply chain week in review
187 km – Nigeria unveiled the 187 km Abuja-Kaduna standard gauge railway (SGR) on Tuesday. The rail link is designed
Nigeria’s opens Abuja-Kaduna standard gauge railway
Nigeria unveiled the Abuja-Kaduna standard gauge railway (SGR) on Tuesday. The rail link is designed for a speed of 150
Tanzania to establish dry port in Dodoma
Tanzania plans to establish a commercial hub and dry port in Dodoma, the national capital of Tanzania. The World Bank
Figuring it out: Africa supply chain week in review
1.5 billion – South Africa’s Transnet, plans to spend R21.8 billion ($1.5 billion) over the next seven years to increase
Private-public partnerships and increased collaboration are essential to improving humanitarian supply chains
With more than 88 million (UN 2016) people in need, and 60-80% of humanitarian expenditure tied up in supply chains,
Libya’s idle ports – container volume down and dock workers join the fight
After the power vacuum left by the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya’s United Nations’ backed government has struggled to bring security
Hyundai Merchant Marine plans to join the 2M alliance next year
Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM) announced on Thursday that it plans to join the 2M alliance in next year. HMM has
Startupbootcamp selects South African Payment24 for Transportation and Energy accelerator in Berlin
Disrupt Africa reports, that South African mobile fleet management startup Payment24, has been selected to take part in the Startupbootcamp
Mobile App in South Africa to increase visibility and reduce out of stocks
A mobile has been deployed in Public Healthcare Centres (PHCs) in South Africa to monitor medicine availability and report of
