Value Logistics proudly announces a historic achievement as the first warehousing and distribution service provider of its scale in South Africa to attain ISO 13485 certification, a globally recognised standard for quality management systems in the medical device industry. This significant accomplishment has been realised well ahead of the January […]
Logistics
Geo-political factors continue to pressure logistics sector during September
The Ctrack Transport and Freight Index, which measures six sub-sectors of the South African logistics industry, continued its decline during September. This marks the fourth consecutive monthly contraction, confirming ongoing strain in the logistics sector. At a level of 118.0, the Ctrack Transport and Freight Index is now 1.7% below […]
Seabourne Logistics expands to a new, improved facility in Gauteng
Doubling in size, Seabourne is stepping up to solve even bigger logistics challenges! Seabourne Logistics is excited to announce its move into a new, expansive facility in Gauteng, South Africa. The new 22 000 square metres premises signals a significant step forward for the company’s growth and operational capabilities in […]
30 Bell Articulated Dump Trucks (ADTs) shipped from the Port of Richards Bay
With ongoing global export volumes and our proven export capacity, we ship our Bell Articulated Dump Trucks (ADTs) all over the world on whatever vessels arrive at our South African ports with space for us. Although the Port of Richards Bay is better known for bulk material handling, from time […]
Gebrüder Weiss sends a solar-powered truck to the world’s highest volcano
The world’s highest volcano, a team trying to reach the summit using a solar-powered e-truck, an attempt at a world record: these are the essential components of a high-profile project that is about to get started in the Chilean Andes. The three men from Switzerland forming the Peak Evolution Team […]
Broad-based strain evident in the logistics sector
The Ctrack Transport and Freight Index retreated further during August 2023 to an index level of 118.8, the lowest since February (116.7). This represents a decrease of 1.5% during the month of August, the third consecutive monthly contraction and confirmation of the ongoing strain in the logistics sector. This retraction […]
Chikunga to give keynote address as SA joins 2023 World Maritime Day Commemorations
The Minister Transport, Ms Sindisiwe Chikunga will give a keynote address during the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) commemorations of World Maritime Day in the North West province. World Maritime Day, is an annual event that celebrates the importance of the maritime industry in global trade and development with a specific […]
Strengthening Supplier Management Processes against Fraud
Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) not only have a serious fiduciary duty to themselves as individuals, but they also have a responsibility to their employer to ensure that every step of every financial process is in order and above board. The consequences of financial mismanagement are multiple – again, individually as […]
R3 million worth of stolen railway track recovered whilst being transported in a truck, police arrest three suspects
Three suspects aged between 41 and 51 were nailed in the afternoon of Tuesday, 19 September 2023 around 16h00 on the N4 Road in Middleburg policing precinct after being cornered with a truck transporting reportedly stolen railway track valued at about R3 million. Police in the Province are working hard […]
SA Army Combat Training Centre in Lohatla receives repaired and functional SA Army Prime Mission Equipment
The SA Army Combat Training Centre in Lohatla, the Land of Diesel and Dust, received the repaired and functional SA Army Prime Mission Equipment from the Department of Defence Mobilisation Centre in De Brug. This was done in preparation for Exercise VUK’UHLOME II, which will be held in November 2023 […]









