Archive for category: Logistics

Presidents William Ruto and Paul Kagame said the two East African countries had agreed to work together for the benefit of the people However, there was a heartwarming moment while Ruto was fielding questions from journalists after Kagame ser...

Preliminary WorldACD figures for March indicate air cargo demand and pricing may be stabilising, with rates holding firm and year-on-year tonnages down just -8%, compared with -13% for Q4 2022 and -11% expected for Q1 2023 as a whole.    ...

CAMP LEMONNIER, Djibouti – Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 226 reinforced (VMM-226) transferred authority of the Marine tiltrotor mission to VMM-364 (REIN) during a ceremony on April 1 at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti. The VMM provides critical s...

“We have to have the mining in the hands of multiple countries, companies, and there needs to be competition,” he says. But across the continent, it is clear who has already stolen a march. “It’s not so much fear of the Chinese getting there ...

By VINCENT OWINO Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) will need to cut trade costs by at least half to reinvigorate global trade which has been in decline since mid-last year, the World Bank has warned. The lender said world economy growth rate i...

Americas Marshall Aerospace has launched the ARC-Radar, a modular sensor suite that can transform a tactical transport aircraft for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) roles using the Leonardo Osprey 30 radar. The Marshall ARC...

Last Updated: April 03, 2023, 16:37 IST The industrial and logistics demand is expected to be predominantly driven by 3PL and engineering & manufacturing occupiers. (Photo: AP) A ‘multipolar’ supply chain strategy adopted by occup...

The Chief of Defence Forces, Gen Wilson Mbadi, has said the UPDF soldiers who were sent to the Democratic Republic of Congo for a peacekeeping mission, will remain in the country until peace and stability is attained. A total of 5,000 UPDF so...

It was the spring of 2022 when rockets began to land in Lyonid Lysachenko’s wheat fields in Eastern Ukraine. The first rockets landed “a few weeks after the invasion began,” he said, crunching across one of his snow-crusted fields nearly a ye...

I fully expected to encounter a selection of snakes, scorpions and flubber-lipped camels in Errachidia – a dusty outcrop where sand meets lush oasis, sandwiched between the Atlas Mountains and the Algerian border. What I wasn’t expecting was bumping ...