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FOcus on transport and Logistics
EXCLUSIVE: Behind the Great Wall
FOCUS was recently invited to China by Commercial Vehicle magazine to judge the country’s first Truck of the Year competition, and meet with the...
A case for Minibus taxis
In the second part of our four-part series on public transport in Cape Town, MARISKA MORRIS takes a look at the minibus-taxi industry and...
Sinotruk comes to South Africa
Since 2004, Sinotruk has been ranked as the top brand of heavy-duty trucks helping African economic development.
Scania turning south africa green
Scania Southern Africa is committed to assisting customers and government departments when it comes to the importance of environmental stewardship. It’s also working towards...
Parade of excellence
The relationship between a transport operator and its client is one that can never be taken for granted. They both need to speak the...
Dodgy drivers and foul officials
Johannesburg’s new mayor, Herman Mashaba, is clamping down on corruption. What can we do to improve our own game?
The final five metres
GIANENRICO GRIFFINI speaks to Dakar 2017 champion, Russian Eduard Nikolaev, from the Kamaz-master team, about the trials and tribulations of his road to the...
More efficient with better technology
Supply chain management is changing faster than ever before! What does the future hold? MARISKA MORRIS asks PricewaterhouseCoopers’s global leader of transport and logistics,...
Drone technology takes flight
Drone technology is one of numerous technologies impacting the transport and logistics sector. MARISKA MORRIS looks at what is happening in this field
Retreading is recycling
Retreading of tyres is a common practice in the trucking industry worldwide. What are the benefits and how do consumers know that they are...
Topical tyre news
The year has started with a bang for South Africa’s major truck-tyre manufacturers
Getting fleets by in 2017
With both fixed and variable operating costs increasing throughout 2016, ANLERIE DE WET explores how fleet managers can make the most of their vehicle...