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TAZARA Suspends Cross-Border Passenger Train Operations amid Operational Challenges

The Tanzania-Zambia Railways Authority (TAZARA) has announced a significant suspension of its cross-border passenger train operations, effective from June 18, 2024, citing a series of operational challenges. This abrupt halt affects the passenger train services running between Kapiri Mposhi in Zambia and Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, a crucial transportation link for many commuters and travelers in the region.

In a statement released, TAZARA expressed regret over the suspension, underscoring the severity of the challenges faced by the authority. While the specific nature of these operational difficulties was not detailed in the statement, it is evident that they are substantial enough to warrant a complete halt of passenger services. “TAZARA regrets to announce the suspension of passenger train operations with effect from June 18, 2024, until further notice,” the statement read, highlighting the gravity of the situation.

TAZARA Suspends Cross-Border Passenger Train Operations amid Operational Challenges - Zambia Transport & Logistics The Tanzania-Zambia Railways Authority (TAZARA) has announced a significant suspension of its cross-border passenger train operations, effective from June 18, 2024, citing a series of operational challenges. This abrupt halt affects the passenger train services running between Kapiri Mposhi in Zambi...

Namibia Emerges as Top African Air Travel to Cape Town

Namibia has emerged as the leading African source market for air travellers visiting Cape Town, contributing a notable 1,917 passengers in April 2024. This marks a significant development as highlighted by recent data from South Africa’s Department of Statistics. Following Namibia, Zimbabwe recorded the second highest number of nationals visiting Cape Town via air, with nationals from Angola, Kenya, and Mozambique rounding out the top five positions.

Namibia Emerges as Top African Air Travel to Cape Town - Zambia Transport & Logistics Namibia has emerged as the leading African source market for air travellers visiting Cape Town, contributing a notable 1,917 passengers in April 2024. This marks a significant development as highlighted by recent data from South Africa’s Department of Statistics. Following Namibia, Zimbabwe record...

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AGL Egypt Successfully Transports Massive Transformer to Zimbabwe, Showcasing Logistical Expertise

The AGL team encountered several notable difficulties, including managing intricate border crossings and complying with various local laws. Every nation on the route had different logistical and bureaucratic obstacles that needed to be carefully negotiated and planned for. Furthermore, there was a significant risk to the transformer’s safe transportation due to the uneven road conditions. The AGL team’s faultless ex*****on of the operation in spite of these challenges showed their proficiency in managing complex logistical issues.

The accomplishment of this project successfully demonstrates AGL’s dedication to fostering regional connection and growth. AGL’s transportation of vital infrastructure elements contributes significantly to economic growth and increases the area’s ability to carry out major infrastructure projects. This achievement demonstrates not only AGL’s logistical capabilities but also the value of strong logistics networks in promoting development and change throughout Africa.

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AGL Egypt Successfully Transports Massive Transformer to Zimbabwe, Showcasing Logistical Expertise - Zambia Transport & Logistics The AGL team encountered several notable difficulties, including managing intricate border crossings and complying with various local laws. Every nation on the route had different logistical and bureaucratic obstacles that needed to be carefully negotiated and planned for. Furthermore, there was a s...

Minister Frank Tayali Urges Collaboration to Enhance Aviation Connectivity and Infrastructure in Zambia

Frank Tayali, the minister of transportation and logistics, has urged those in the aviation industry to work closely with the government to develop infrastructure and increase connectivity. Speaking to attendees at today’s annual conference of aviation stakeholders in Lusaka, Tayali underlined the government’s dedication to guaranteeing effectiveness, security, and safety in the aviation industry. In his speech, he emphasized the need for teamwork in developing the country’s aviation capabilities and promoting economic expansion.

Minister Tayali emphasized that the government is committed to implementing policies that will simplify aviation sector operations. Stakeholders can contribute to developing a stronger, more unified framework that facilitates the smooth flow of people and products by cooperating. Tayali emphasized the significance of creating and modernizing Zambia’s aviation infrastructure to satisfy international standards, as doing so will not only strengthen the industry but also draw in more foreign investment and tourists.

Patrick Nkhoma, the board chair of the Zambia Civil Aviation Authority (ZCAA), also spoke during the meeting, restating the Authority’s dedication to upholding strict safety and security regulations in Zambian airspace. According to Nkhoma, the ZCAA will keep playing a crucial role in making sure that all travelers fly safely and securely. He underlined continuous efforts in the aviation industry to strengthen operating procedures and regulatory monitoring.

Minister Frank Tayali Urges Collaboration to Enhance Aviation Connectivity and Infrastructure in Zambia - Zambia Transport & Logistics Frank Tayali, the minister of transportation and logistics, has urged those in the aviation industry to work closely with the government to develop infrastructure and increase connectivity. Speaking to attendees at today's annual conference of aviation stakeholders in Lusaka, Tayali underlined the g...

THE BHL GROUP IS SET TO EXPAND ITS TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS ACROSS SOUTHERN AFRICA AFTER ACQUIRING 200 NEW TRUCKS

BHL Group, one of Africa’s top transport companies, has recently made a significant addition to its fleet by importing 200 new truck horses to bolster its transport operations across southern Africa. This import, consisting of Sinotruk Howo tractor trucks, was facilitated through the Walvis Bay port from China and was brought in via the vessel named Tong Ji Men. These trucks are particularly renowned for their robust capabilities and adaptability in demanding sectors such as long-haul transportation, construction, and mining.

THE BHL GROUP IS SET TO EXPAND ITS TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS ACROSS SOUTHERN AFRICA AFTER ACQUIRING 200 NEW TRUCKS - Zambia Transport & Logistics BHL Group, one of Africa's top transport companies, has recently made a significant addition to its fleet by importing 200 new truck horses to bolster its transport operations across southern Africa. This import, consisting of Sinotruk Howo tractor trucks, was facilitated through the Walvis Bay port...

Zambia Targets Regional Leadership in Transport and Logistics Development

The Zambian government is steadfast in its commitment to transforming the nation into a regional transport and logistics hub through the development of trade and transport corridors. This ambitious vision is set to be realized by fostering private sector involvement in infrastructure development and service provision. This was articulated by Frank Tayali, the Transport and Logistics Minister, during the 13th Ordinary Inter-State Council of Ministers Meeting for the Central Corridor Transit Transport Facilitation Agency (CCTTFA) held in Lubumbashi.

Zambia Targets Regional Leadership in Transport and Logistics Development - Zambia Transport & Logistics The Zambian government is steadfast in its commitment to transforming the nation into a regional transport and logistics hub through the development of trade and transport corridors. This ambitious vision is set to be realized by fostering private sector involvement in infrastructure development and...

Port of Maputo Sets the Standard Achieves ISO 9001:2015 Certification

The Port of Maputo has recently achieved landmark recognition by becoming the first port in Mozambique to receive the prestigious ISO 9001:2015 certification from the Organization for Standardization (ISO). This accolade highlights the port’s commitment to maintaining a high-quality management operation, distinguishing it as a leader in the region.

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Port of Maputo Sets the Standard Achieves ISO 9001:2015 Certification - Zambia Transport & Logistics The Port of Maputo has recently achieved landmark recognition by becoming the first port in Mozambique to receive the prestigious ISO 9001:2015 certification from the Organization for Standardization (ISO). This accolade highlights the port's commitment to maintaining a high-quality management opera...

The Impact of Excessive Cargo Scanning on Intra-Regional Trade

The Beitbridge border post, a critical junction between South Africa and Zimbabwe, continues to grapple with inefficiencies that stymie the flow of intra-regional trade. One of the most pressing issues is the excessive cargo scanning conducted by the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra), which significantly hampers the potential pace at which trade can be facilitated through this vital crossover.

The Impact of Excessive Cargo Scanning on Intra-Regional Trade - Zambia Transport & Logistics The Beitbridge border post, a critical junction between South Africa and Zimbabwe, continues to grapple with inefficiencies that stymie the flow of intra-regional trade. One of the most pressing issues is the excessive cargo scanning conducted by the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra), which signifi...

Alistair Logistics Zambia Invests In Zambian Talent With An Innovative Graduate Program

Alistair Logistics Zambia recently launched a unique Candidate Controller/Graduate Trainee Programme to develop the finest talent in Zambia.
This ground-breaking project, which was unveiled in February 2024, demonstrates Alistair Logistics Zambia’s dedication to fostering local talent and promoting industry progress. The goal of the three-month training program is to give participants the abilities and information needed to drive career growth within the organization and to enhance personal skill sets.
The team focuses on addressing the urgent problem of border congestion, which has long been a roadblock to effective trade and transit. Graduates’ first duties at the busy Kasumbalesa Border Post include monitoring vehicle movements and interacting with organizational stakeholders to shorten stay times and expedite procedures. This practical approach has had a revolutionary effect. The Candidate Controller/Graduate Trainee Programme has greatly reduced the border dwell time of the Alistair Fleet since its inception, especially at the Kasumbalesa crossing, which is an essential route for local trade.

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Alistair Logistics Zambia Invests In Zambian Talent With An Innovative Graduate Program - Zambia Transport & Logistics Alistair Logistics Zambia recently launched a unique Candidate Controller/Graduate Trainee Programme to develop the finest talent in Zambia.This groundbreaking project, which was unveiled in February 2024, demonstrates Alistair Logistics Zambia's dedication to fostering local talent and promoting in...

Enhancing Intra-African Trade: MSC’s Commitment and Initiatives at the Africa CEO Forum

MSC played a pivotal role in the 11th edition of the Africa CEO Forum, a significant event held in Kigali, Rwanda on 16-17 May 2024. The forum, themed ‘At The Table or on The Menu: A Critical Moment to Shaping The Future of Africa’, brought together influential leaders, including presidents, business leaders, CEOs, investors, and government officials, to address crucial economic issues facing the continent.

Despite the progress in intra-African trade, challenges persist, notably in the areas of transport logistics, tariff regulations, and skilled workforce development. Mr Sartini shared that intra-regional exports currently account for only 18% of total exports—a stark contrast to regions like Europe and the Asia Pacific, where intra-regional figures stand at 71% and 55%, respectively. This disparity underscores the tremendous growth potential for intra-African trade, which could be unlocked by addressing critical logistical and regulatory bottlenecks.

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Enhancing Intra-African Trade: MSC’s Commitment and Initiatives at the Africa CEO Forum - Zambia Transport & Logistics MSC played a pivotal role in the 11th edition of the Africa CEO Forum, a significant event held in Kigali, Rwanda on 16-17 May 2024. The forum, themed ‘At The Table or on The Menu: A Critical Moment to Shaping The Future of Africa’, brought together influential leaders, including presidents, bus...

KAZA Summit Paves Way for Tech-Driven Borders

The Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA) took a historic step with it’s first-ever Heads of State Summit held in Livingstone, Zambia. The gathering addressed critical issues related to conservation, border control, and human-wildlife conflict.

The summit was about more than just big ideas. Dr. Nyambe Nyambe, Executive Director of KAZA, lauded the occasion as an important milestone, ushering in a new age of cooperation and success for the initiative. Magosi of SADC, on the other hand, provided a balanced perspective. While lauding KAZA’s performance as a model for future Transfrontier Conservation Areas, he urged member governments to emphasize human safety alongside wildlife conservation. The continuous issue of human-animal conflict deserves urgent attention.

KAZA Summit Paves Way for Tech-Driven Borders - Zambia Transport & Logistics The Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA) took a historic step with it’s first-ever Heads of State Summit held in Livingstone, Zambia. The gathering addressed critical issues related to conservation, border control, and human-wildlife conflict.President Hakainde Hichilema of ...

Yango Zambia and Zamtel Partner to Offer Data-Free Rides and Discounted Services in Zambia

Zamtel , one of Zambia’s top telecom providers, and Yango, a well-known global IT business, have recently announced a major alliance. Both passengers who subscribe to Zamtel and partner drivers of Yango stand to gain significantly from this partnership. The principal feature of this collaboration is that Yango rides may now be ordered by Zamtel users via the Zamtel App without requiring data. Additionally, drivers will be able to access the Yango Pro app without paying for data as it will also be zero-rated.

Both drivers and passengers will benefit from this creative partnership’s improved user experience. Travelers will find it extremely convenient to be able to schedule Yango rides without using up their data plans, especially in a market where data costs may prevent them from using digital services. Customers can use ride-hailing services seamlessly and worry-free regarding data consumption by only registering with Zamtel. Through this action, Yango’s services should become more widely available and appealing to Zambian consumers.

Yango and Zamtel Partner to Offer Data-Free Rides and Discounted Services in Zambia - Zambia Transport & Logistics Zamtel, one of Zambia's top telecom providers, and Yango, a well-known global IT business, have recently announced a major alliance. Both passengers who subscribe to Zamtel and partner drivers of Yango stand to gain significantly from this partnership. The principal feature of this collaboration is....

Mfuwe International Airport Set for Transformation.

Beginning on June 13, 2024, Mfuwe International Airport—a key entry point to South Luangwa National Park in Zambia—will undergo extensive renovations. When announcing the project, Zambia Airports Corporation Limited (ZACL) made it clear that the airport will continue to operate while it is being restored. The initial plans for a three-month closure were met with concerns from stakeholders, especially about possible interruptions during the busiest travel season, which led to this decision.

The enhancements address crucial infrastructure requirements at the airport, which serves more than twenty resorts and campsites in the region. The 2.2-kilometer runway, taxiway, and apron pavements will be upgraded to improve safety and efficiency. The project also includes modifications to the airfield’s ground lighting system, which will improve nighttime operations. Upgrading the inner perimeter fence will boost security measures, while expanding the terminal building would improve passenger comfort and perhaps accommodate future increased traffic.

Mfuwe International Airport Set for Transformation - Zambia Transport & Logistics Beginning on June 13, 2024, Mfuwe International Airport—a key entry point to South Luangwa National Park in Zambia—will undergo extensive renovations. When announcing the project, Zambia Airports Corporation Limited (ZACL) made it clear that the airport will continue to operate while it is being...

The Lobito Corridor Project and the Future of Public-Private Partnerships.

Public-private partnerships, or PPPs, and the African Continental Free Trade Area, or AfCFTA, have united to form a powerful force that is anticipated to greatly boost the Southern African Development Community’s (SADC) economy. Acknowledging this potential, the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) prioritizes collaborating with governments and private businesses to enhance the flow of goods throughout the continent.

The Lobito Railway Corridor exemplifies the success of this approach. This ambitious project involves constructing hundreds of miles of rail lines and feeder roads in Zambia, connecting the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Angola’s lucrative Port of Lobito to global markets. This infrastructure investment is a catalyst for local economic growth, fostering the development of small businesses along the newly established trade routes.

The Lobito Corridor Project and the Future of Public-Private Partnerships - Zambia Transport & Logistics Public-private partnerships, or PPPs, and the African Continental Free Trade Area, or AfCFTA, have united to form a powerful force that is anticipated to greatly boost the Southern African Development Community's (SADC) economy. Acknowledging this potential, the Development Bank of Southern Africa (...

Major Boost for Angola as US and Africa Invest €381.5 Million in Road Network Upgrade.

Angola emerged victorious from the recent US-Africa Business Summit in Dallas, Texas. The African Finance Corporation (AFC) pledged a €381.5 million investment to upgrade the country’s road network, marking a significant step towards economic diversification and improved regional connectivity.

This substantial investment signifies the growing interest of the United States in accessing copper-rich regions of Solwezi and Kolwezi in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Zambia. The project focuses on the Lobito Corridor, the shortest route connecting these mining areas to the Angolan port on the Benguela coast. Lobito’s strategic location offers US manufacturers an ideal access point for mineral exports from the DRC and Zambia.

Major Boost for Angola as US and Africa Invest €381.5 Million in Road Network Upgrade - Zambia Transport & Logistics Angola emerged victorious from the recent US-Africa Business Summit in Dallas, Texas. The African Finance Corporation (AFC) pledged a €381.5 million investment to upgrade the country's road network, marking a significant step towards economic diversification and improved regional connectivity.This...

TAZARA REVIVAL TALKS TO BE ENDED BY SEPTEMBER.

TAZARA’s restoration offers exciting prospects for Zambia, Tanzania, and the wider region. A modernized and efficient railway infrastructure can considerably improve regional trade by allowing the smooth transit of products. This can result in economic growth, job creation, and enhanced prosperity for all parties concerned.

TAZARA REVIVAL TALKS TO BE ENDED BY SEPTEMBER - Zambia Transport & Logistics Positive developments are underway for the Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority (TAZARA). Transport and Logistics Minister of Zambia, Frank Tayali, announced that negotiations to revitalize TAZARA are expected to conclude by September 2024. This paves the way for signing a concessionaire agreement with...

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Zambia’s Approval of the Beira Development Corridor Agreement

The Zambian Cabinet has approved the Beira Development Corridor Agreement, a move that is expected to boost regional trade and infrastructure development. The agreement, which includes Zambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe, aims to establish a framework for cooperation on the Beira Corridor, a critical trade route for landlocked countries in the region.

The Beira Corridor is particularly important for Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo as it provides the shortest route to the sea. This access to a seaport is crucial for these countries’ export competitiveness on a regional and international scale. Minister Tayali highlighted the Beira Corridor’s significance for Zambia, emphasizing its role as the quickest path to a seaport.

Zambia's Approval of the Beira Development Corridor Agreement - Zambia Transport & Logistics The Zambian Cabinet has approved the Beira Development Corridor Agreement, a move that is expected to boost regional trade and infrastructure development. The agreement, which includes Zambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe, aims to establish a framework for coope...

Govt Enforces Transportation Reservation Regulations.

Zambia’s government has taken harsh measures against importers and exporters who disobey laws favouring local carriers when moving products across the nation’s roads.

By taking this action, the Transportation of Heavy and Bulk Commodities by Road (Reservation) Regulations, 2021—a regulation under the Citizens Economic Empowerment Act, 2006 (Act No. 9 of 2006)—will be enforced.

The government expressed worry that corporations had routinely ignored the law by preferring foreign transporters over Zambian ones.

Govt Enforces Transportation Reservation Regulations - Zambia Transport & Logistics Zambia's government has taken harsh measures against importers and exporters who disobey laws favoring local carriers when moving products across the nation's roads. By taking this action, the Transportation of Heavy and Bulk Commodities by Road (Reservation) Regulations, 2021—a regulation under t...

Forklift evolution with the supply chain over the last decade.

Forklifts have made a considerable impact on the Material Handling space since industrial production scaled up drastically between the 17th and 18th century. Consequently, there was a need for faster, safer, and more efficient mechanisms for moving materials.

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Forklift evolution with the supply chain over the last decade - Zambia Transport & Logistics Forklifts have made a considerable impact on the Material Handling space since industrial production scaled up drastically between the 17th and 18th century. Consequently, there was a need for faster, safer, and more efficient mechanisms for moving materials. According to Jozua Coetzee, Eazi Access....

Investing in Road Safety for Zambia’s Economic Engine.

Road traffic accidents represent a significant challenge to Zambia’s economy and the well-being of its citizens. According to Aaron Kamuti, Chairperson of the Commuter Rights Association of Zambia, these accidents impose an annual economic burden of around K16.7 billion, equivalent to 4.7 percent of the country’s GDP. In a recent interview, Kamuti expressed deep concern over the widespread neglect of crucial road safety measures, particularly by motorists, including public bus drivers, who frequently disregard interventions like speed humps, roadside pathways, road crossings, post-crash hospital care, and alcohol breath testing.

Investing in Road Safety for Zambia's Economic Engine. - Zambia Transport & Logistics Road traffic accidents represent a significant challenge to Zambia's economy and the well-being of its citizens. According to Aaron Kamuti, Chairperson of the Commuter Rights Association of Zambia, these accidents impose an annual economic burden of around K16.7 billion, equivalent to 4.7 percent of...

Namibia and Port of Antwerp Bruges Forge Green Energy Partnership.

In a significant stride toward sustainable energy solutions, Namibia and the Port of Antwerp Bruges have joined hands to develop a ground-breaking hydrogen and ammonia storage and export facility at the Port of Walvis Bay. With an estimated investment of €250 million ($267 million), this initiative marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing collaboration between Namibia’s ports authority and the Belgium port complex.

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