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Record citrus season raises bar for port performance

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By Ed Richardson Verified
| Freight News
South Africa's record 2025 citrus season has strengthened its position as the world's leading citrus exporter, but continued improvements in port productivity will be critical to sustaining future growth, industry leaders say.
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Infrastructure shortfalls hold back AfCFTA implementation

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By Ed Richardson Verified
| Freight News
Underinvestment in transportation infrastructure is a key factor holding back full implementation of the AfCFTA, according to the World Economic Forum June 2026 Insight Report. The African Union Development Agency – New Partnership for Africa’s Development (AUDA–NEPAD) estimates that while annual investment needs are between $130 and $170 billion, only $80bn is invested, of which 40% comes from African governments, 35% from donors and 25% from the private sector.
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Freight firms pay rising price for route crime

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By Ed Richardson Verified
| Freight News
Truck drivers and freight companies run the gauntlet of potholes, hijackers, robbers and crooked officials to transport cargo on some of the world’s most challenging routes. The share of operating costs dedicated to security has increased from about 0.3% to 2.3% over the past decade, rising to as much as 4.1% for transporters carrying high-value cargo such as pharmaceuticals, spirits and electronics, according to logistics and freight security intelligence firm TSI Central Station.
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