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(8 articles)DP World Launches China-Africa Link to Boost Supply Chain Resilience
DP World is launching the China Africa Link, a new weekly container service connecting major Chinese export hubs with East and Southern African ports beginning in November 2026. This strategic expansi
Contra Launches Weekly LCL Service from China to Cape Town
Contra Consolidations has introduced a weekly direct less-than-container-load (LCL) service connecting major Chinese ports (Hong Kong, Ningbo, Shanghai, Shenzhen) to Cape Town with transit times of 25
Yantai Port Rail Corridor Hits 10Mt Milestone with African Bauxite
Yantai Port has reached a significant operational milestone with its rail freight corridor handling 10 million tonnes of cargo, including substantial volumes of African bauxite destined for processing
Nanjing Launches Direct Deep-Sea Service to North Africa
News Nanjing has announced the establishment of a direct deep-sea service to North Africa, representing a significant strategic expansion of its ocean freight operations. This new service creates a de
Nanjing Port Launches Direct North Africa Container Service
Nanjing Port has achieved a significant milestone in its strategic transformation from a regional river port to a deep-sea container hub by inaugurating a direct liner service to North Africa operated
China Zero Tariff Policy for Africa: Supply Chain Implications
China has implemented a zero tariff policy for African imports, a move designed to strengthen trade relationships and market access on the continent. While presented as a development initiative, the p
China's Zero-Tariff Policy Reshapes African Supply Chains for SMEs
China has announced a unilateral zero-tariff policy targeting African economies, representing a significant shift in bilateral trade dynamics and supply chain architecture across the continent. This i
Zero-Tariff China-Africa Policy Reshapes Global Trade Dynamics
China's proposed zero-tariff policy with African nations represents a structural shift in bilateral trade relationships with significant implications for global supply chains. This policy framework ai