Tag: Logistics
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From Walvis Bay to the Nation: The Namibian Pie Company’s Pie-Powering Push
Introduction: A slice of Namibia’s everyday journey Travelers in Namibia often reach for a familiar snack at service stations along long roads and holiday routes. Behind many of those beloved pies is a small, relentless enterprise based in Walvis Bay: the Namibian Pie Company. What began as a modest venture in a coastal town has…
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How Walvis Bay’s Pie Power Won Namibia’s Snack-Stop Race
From a Service Station Favorite to a National Phenomenon Across Namibia, travelers seeking a quick bite often gravitate toward a familiar name: the pie stall at service stations. What many don’t realize is that the pies fueling these pit stops are largely produced by a single company based in Walvis Bay. The Namibian Pie Company…
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ATI shareholders OK PSE exit to welcome sovereign wealth fund
ATI clears the path for PSE delisting Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI), a leading port operator in the Philippines, has secured approval from its shareholders to delist from the main board of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE). The decision is intended to facilitate the entry of the country’s sovereign wealth fund into ATI’s capital structure, a…
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A million drivers out of work: Britain’s driverless car revolution and its fallout
Introduction: a coming upheaval on Britain’s roads Autonomous vehicles are not a distant dream—they are approaching feasibility and affordability with real momentum. In Britain, the prospect of driverless cars and automated delivery fleets raises a sobering question: what happens to millions of workers who depend on driving for a living? From taxi and van fleets…
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How MLG Autos is Reducing Inefficiencies in Vehicle Imports
Introduction: A New Era for Premium Vehicle Imports in Nigeria As demand for premium vehicles grows in Nigeria, buyers are increasingly favoring pre-order and direct-import options over the traditional dealership model. This shift is fueled by concerns about pricing gaps, limited choices, and uncertainty surrounding lead times. In response, MLG Autos has positioned itself as…
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Tsahkna: The US Remains a Key Trade Partner Amid Shifting Global Conditions
New Emphasis on a Longstanding Partnership Estonia’s Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna reaffirmed the United States as a cornerstone of Estonia’s trade strategy, even as global markets evolve and geopolitical tensions reshape economic landscapes. Speaking at the opening of a US business seminar hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tallinn, Tsahkna highlighted the enduring…
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Royal Mail Christmas Deliveries: 16 Million Missed or Delayed Parcels and Letters
Overview: Royal Mail’s Christmas Performance Under Scrutiny Royal Mail faced sharp criticism after Citizens Advice highlighted that around 16 million people did not receive letters, cards, and parcels on time during the crucial Christmas period. The consumer watchdog described the performance as “unacceptable,” prompting questions about service levels, resilience, and how the postal operator plans…
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Burkina Faso and Ghana’s Quiet Power Shift: State-Led Development in West Africa
Quiet Power Shift: A New West Africa Strategy When headlines spotlight debt, unemployment, and political pressure, a different narrative unfolds in West Africa. Burkina Faso and Ghana are quietly pursuing a comprehensive, state-led development strategy that aims to redraw regional power dynamics. Rather than relying on fleeting external investment or volatile commodity prices, both countries…
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Philippines Vehicle Sales Hit Record in 2025, Yet Miss Target
Record-Breaking Year for Philippine Vehicle Sales The Philippine automotive sector closed 2025 on a high, recording a total vehicle sales of 491,395 units. The figure marks a new all-time high for the industry, underscoring a resilient market as buyers returned to showrooms amid improving economic conditions. However, despite the record, the year proved elusive in…
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Pakistan and Kazakhstan Set to Sign $7 Billion Rail Connectivity MoU During President’s Visit
Overview: A Milestone in Pakistan-Kazakhstan Rail Ties The upcoming visit of the President of Kazakhstan to Pakistan is expected to culminate in a formal memorandum of understanding (MoU) for a landmark rail connectivity project valued at roughly $7 billion. This agreement is designed to deepen regional trade, enhance energy logistics, and strengthen strategic ties between…
