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Trucks and a freight train side by side on a South African corridor as logistics costs 2026 reach a record R1.16 trillion.

Logistics Costs 2026: SA Bill Hits Record R1.16tn

Johannesburg, 26 October 2026 — Logistics costs 2026 figures show South Africa’s freight bill at a record. The State of Logistics 2026 report by research firm GAIN Group puts this year’s total at R1.16 trillion, or 14.6% of GDP. That is R147 billion more than

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Truck fuel gauge on an open highway as the diesel levy cut 2026 lowers diesel prices in South Africa from 4 November.

Diesel Levy Cut 2026: SA Fleets Get R3 A Litre Off

Johannesburg, 21 October 2026 — The diesel levy cut 2026 announced in today’s medium-term budget turns November’s expected diesel increase into a decrease. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana told Parliament that the general fuel levy will fall by R3 a litre on diesel and R1.50 on

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Side-tipper trucks at a coal stockpile as mining production August 2026 figures show output down 12.7% in South Africa.

Mining Production August 2026: SA Output Falls 12.7%

Johannesburg, 15 October 2026 — Mining production August 2026 figures show the sharpest fall in almost four years. Statistics South Africa reported on Tuesday that output dropped 12.7% compared with August 2025. That follows a revised 7.0% fall in July. “This is the largest year-on-year

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Trucks queue outside a Durban container terminal as the DGT Navigate system 2026 replaces the truck appointment system.

DGT Navigate System 2026: SA Lost Day Up To R7,000

Johannesburg, 13 October 2026 — Durban Gateway Terminal has named the platform that will replace its truck appointment system. According to the Sunday Times, chief executive Javier Lancha said the terminal will move to a digital solution called Navigate. He said it should give transport

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Container trucks queue at Durban Gateway Terminal as the DGT truck booking system 2026 is replaced.

DGT Truck Booking System 2026: SA Port Gets R1.2bn Fix

Johannesburg, 5 October 2026 — The DGT truck booking system 2026 overhaul is now official. Durban Gateway Terminal (DGT) will replace its truck appointment system, chief executive Javier Lancha said on Friday, 2 October. He told a briefing with Transport Minister Barbara Creecy that the

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