Oct 8, 2026 | FLEET MANAGEMENT, IN THE NEWS
Higher fuel prices pushes transport costs through the roof Every litre of fuel consumed on South Africa’s roads reflects the underlying health of the country’s logistics economy. Changes in fuel prices have a far-reaching effect on the country’s supply chain,...
Oct 7, 2026 | FLEET MANAGEMENT, IN THE NEWS
As South Africa marks Transport Month, supply chain industry body SAPICS says that attention should extend beyond roads, rail and ports to one of the most important assets in South Africa’s logistics system: people. This includes the supply chain professionals who...
Sep 29, 2026 | FLEET MANAGEMENT, IN THE NEWS
It is tempting to look at the measured pace of fully electric vehicle adoption on South African roads and conclude that the automotive aftermarket still has time to adapt. That perspective is short-sighted and carries significant economic and operational risks for the...
Sep 22, 2026 | FLEET MANAGEMENT, IN THE NEWS
Financial analysis raises concerns that R2.59 billion in worker benefit assets may have been treated as Council property, with three benefit funds falling short of what they owed for three consecutive years. An analysis of the audited financial statements of the...
Sep 14, 2026 | FLEET MANAGEMENT, IN THE NEWS
The South African Freight and Logistics Association (SAFLA) and the Road Freight Association (RFA) were present during the recent interaction between Durban Gateway Terminal (DGT) and relevant stakeholders and organisations that have operations or members processing...
Sep 3, 2026 | FLEET MANAGEMENT, IN THE NEWS
Fuel prices are set to increase sharply on Wednesday night at 24h00 – basically due to higher international prices. In addition, there will be a further 4.9c a litre increase due to the wage increase for forecourt employees as well as a 21,9c a litre for the slate...
