Global logistics provider DHL Group has officially designated Morocco as one of its priority ‘Geographic Tailwinds’ markets, marking a decisive strategic move to capitalise on shifting global trade corridors, nearshoring momentum, and rising foreign direct investment across North Africa. The announcement, delivered at Tangier Logistics Days 2026, places Morocco within an exclusive selection of high-growth economies identified by DHL as major beneficiaries of structural realignments in global trade. As multinational enterprise customers increasingly diversify sourcing, manufacturing, and distribution away from single-origin supply chains, Morocco’s strategic position bridging Europe and...
The pressure on the port chain is exerted by various elements, including the constraints of managing pending goods. The phenomenon observed in most African...
Vendée-based modular construction company Cougnaud has announced the acquisition of Louange, a French company specializing in construction logistics. This transaction is part of its...
Zambia intends to utilise its central geographic location in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to unlock its potential as a key transport corridor.
According...
The latest global Logistics Performance Index (LPI) released by the World Bank has rated South Africa, Egypt, Benin, Botswana, Namibia, Djibouti and Rwanda better...
SOUTH Africa and Botswana have agreed to repair the railway between the two countries to improve cross-border freight links.
Following high-level talks, Transnet Freight Rail...