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Deutsche Post DHL Group, German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development promote e-commerce in developing and emerging countries

DHL Industrial Projects is on track with a historic move of 676 passenger coaches across continents

The team is facilitating end-to-end transport including packaging, customs clearance, and pre-carriage DHL Industrial Projects supports Dunakeszi Járműjavító Kft, owned by TMH International AG and Magyar Vagon Zrt, with the transport of passenger coaches from Hungary to Egypt; the order includes the transport of 676 coaches, which will be delivered over the course of the […]

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South Africa’s Energy Ministry Has His Priorities Right; It’s Time for the World to Respect Them

Africa Can, and Should, Decide How to Harness Its Natural Resources especially with Gas

By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber Africans have every right to decide how and when to use their natural resources without interference from the rest of the world, no matter how well-intentioned Pressure is building to phase out petroleum production in Africa to fight climate change. But harnessed strategically, Africa’s oil and gas

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FANTASTIC at Marseilles for maintenance after fire

Bulk carrier KAPETAN SIDERIS suffers mechanical failure in Alboran Sea

Bulk carrier KAPETAN SIDERIS suffered mechanical failure in Alboran sea south of Marbella, Spain, at around 0000 UTC Feb 27, 2021, while en route from Almeria to Las Palmas, Spain, according to FleetMon. It stated: “Owner contracted a tug to tow disabled ship to probably, Gibraltar, understood offshore supply tug JARVIS (IMO 9197301), but JARVIS

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Sports Journalism: Guinean Security must free Dioulde now – AIPS Africa

The Union of Sports Journalists in Africa think that Dioulde’s continued detention is also a deliberate attempt to censure and gag the press in Guinea As we wait in vain for the details of his detention by the Guinean security agency, the entire family of the Sports Press in Africa want to call on the

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