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Best Speaker Award Winner Renier Louw with SAPICS directors Jonathan Mphake, Regina Naicker (left) and SAPICS president Thato Moloi (right). Supplied by SAPICS

Cold chain resilience starts with stronger supply chains: Key lessons from the 2026 SAPICS Conference

Edited by Eamonn Ryan, supplied by SAPIC

For the cold chain, every improvement in transport infrastructure, border efficiency and supply chain collaboration translates directly into fresher food, reduced waste and more reliable delivery of temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals.Read More »Cold chain resilience starts with stronger supply chains: Key lessons from the 2026 SAPICS Conference

Immigration enforcement, regional freight and the AfCFTA challenge

By Eamonn Ryan

South Africa’s tightening stance on illegal immigration and undocumented employment is likely to have consequences that extend well beyond domestic labour enforcement – reaching into the structure of regional trade itself, particularly under the framework of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).Read More »Immigration enforcement, regional freight and the AfCFTA challenge

Investment in port infrastructure is a matter of economic efficiency.

Pre-G20: SA’s ports, trade routes and infrastructure challenges

By Eamonn Ryan

The following is derived from a SAPICS webinar titled ‘Pre G20 Summit – CRA and SAPICS Risk Briefing’ held on 12 November 2025. The panel consisted of Chris Hattingh, executive director, and Ofentse Donald Davhie, research associate – both of the Centre for Risk Analysis (CRA). This is part four of a five-part series.

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