The East Africa trade spat could affect the supply of milk and poultry products, raising questions over the future of trade integration in the region.
Serigne Ndanck Mbaye first ventured into logistics out of interest. Now, he is at the helm of DHL Global Forwarding in West Africa amid Covid-19.
Civil wars, floods, sanctions, and the Covid-19 pandemic may have stalled Sudan’s economy, but a new era of change is helping the country move forward.
The pandemic has slowed Rwanda's growth, but the government and its partners in the private sector remain committed to delivering a brighter future.
There are opportunities for the road freight sector in Middle East and Africa (MEA) despite the Covid-19 pandemic, shares Tobias Maier, CEO, Saloodo! MEA.
Relations between China and Ukraine are flourishing, and DHL is establishing better rail connectivity to support the growing partnership.
This webinar by DHL Global Forwarding looks at the macro forces influencing the way people in the MEA region consume food, and what is changing.
The MEA region eats and drinks through US$650 billion (€536.2 billion) worth of food and beverages (F&B) annually. What does it take to win in this arena?
Poor urban and transport planning in Africa, coupled with social changes in Saudi Arabia, means auto-mobility remains a hot topic in the region.
Few industries went through as much shock in 2020 as the oil and gas sector. We take a closer look at the trajectory for the MEA markets.
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