This article refers to the mining industry. In fact it is applicable to all industry, including the fisheries, which relies heavily on a complex network of suppliers, logistics partners, and transporters to ensure the efficient movement of materials. However, one of the major challenges faced by corporate companies operating in South Africa, specially mining, is the inadequate infrastructure for moving raw materials, particularly the poor condition of ports and railways. These supply chain disruptions not only hamper operations but also lead to various contractual disputes.
Most Popular
The Hake Double Take
The pricing of fish isn’t just a thumb suck. Across the hake industry there is great pressure to fully utilise the global total allowable...
Small Vessel Interim Certificates Extension
Small Vessel Interim Certificates of Competency have been granted an extension.
The extension to 31 March 2025 applies to interim certificates issued by the South...
Mabola Water Protection Battle Resumes
A coalition of environmental justice organisations, represented by the Centre for Environmental Rights (CER), are once again in a battle to prevent a new...
Cold Water Phenomenon Explored
A sharp drop in the temperature of the water could be a reason why fish are washing up dead on South Africa’s beaches. It could also be a reason why shark habitats are shrinking.