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Nungufreight International

Name: Nungufreight International
Address: 8 Chrislou Crescent, Alberton, Johannesburg, 1449, ZA
Telephone: +27118655061

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We blend South African spirit with global logistics excellence. Independent & trusted for 20+ years, we deliver secure, swift & seamless freight solutions.

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06/11/2026

🇿🇦🌍 **SOUTH AFRICA'S EXPORT FUTURE: THE IMPORTANCE OF PROTECTING GLOBAL TRADE RELATIONSHIPS**

South Africa's trade relationship with the United States faces another critical turning point.

Exporters Western Cape has called for an urgent diplomatic and trade mission to Washington following the US administration's announcement of its intention to terminate South Africa's eligibility under the **African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) from 1 January 2027**.

AGOA has provided qualifying South African exports with preferential access to the US market, supporting key industries, manufacturers and thousands of jobs.

The potential withdrawal raises important questions about the future of bilateral trade, export competitiveness and the need for South African businesses to diversify their international markets.

For exporters, this is a reminder that global trade is influenced by more than demand and pricing. **Trade agreements, tariffs, political developments and regulatory changes can have a direct impact on market access and supply chain costs.**

At **Nungufreight International**, we recognise the importance of staying informed, adaptable and prepared in an increasingly unpredictable international trading environment.

As businesses navigate changing trade policies and explore new export opportunities, having an experienced logistics partner is essential to keeping international operations moving efficiently.

**Global markets may change. Our commitment to your cargo doesn't.**

**Sharper than the rest… Not just a motto, but a way of doing business.** 💙💛

🔗 Read the full article:
https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/exporters-urge-washington-mission-over-agoa

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02/11/2026

🇿🇦🌍 SOUTH AFRICA’S TRADE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE US: AN IMPORTANT DECISION AWAITS

South Africa is remaining optimistic ahead of the United States' announcement on its review of the country's eligibility for AGOA trade benefits in 2027.

With bilateral trade between South Africa and the US reaching approximately $28.8 billion in 2025, the outcome carries significant implications for exporters, manufacturers, agricultural producers and businesses operating across international supply chains.

AGOA has provided qualifying South African products with preferential access to the American market. However, uncertainty surrounding the programme, combined with additional US tariffs on certain automotive, steel and aluminium exports, highlights the challenges facing businesses trading internationally.

For South African exporters, this reinforces the importance of:
🔹 Diversifying international markets
🔹 Understanding changing trade regulations and tariff structures
🔹 Maintaining customs compliance
🔹 Building resilient and adaptable supply chains
🔹 Planning proactively for international trade uncertainty

While the outcome remains uncertain, one thing is clear: South African businesses must remain prepared to adapt to an evolving global trade environment.

At Nungufreight International, we understand that international trade requires more than moving cargo. It demands regulatory awareness, strategic planning, reliable logistics partnerships and the ability to navigate changing market conditions.

Whatever the outcome, our commitment remains the same — helping our clients move their cargo with confidence.

Sharper than the rest… Not just a motto, but a way of doing business. 💙💛

🔗 Read the full article:
https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/sa-confident-ahead-of-agoa-review-decision

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23/10/2026

🌍 GROWING ENERGY PROJECTS CREATE NEW LOGISTICS OPPORTUNITIES

As South Africa and the wider region explore new gas infrastructure and energy projects, the demand for specialised logistics solutions is set to grow.

Large-scale energy developments require more than equipment and investment. They depend on carefully coordinated supply chains, reliable cargo movement, customs compliance and the delivery of critical components to the right place at the right time.

For freight forwarders, these projects highlight the importance of planning, technical expertise and the ability to manage complex cargo requirements across international borders.

From project cargo and specialised transport to customs clearance and international freight coordination, effective logistics plays a vital role in keeping infrastructure projects on schedule and supporting economic growth.

At Nungufreight International, we understand that every shipment is part of a bigger picture. Our focus is on providing dependable logistics solutions that help businesses navigate complexity, manage risk and move forward with confidence.

As new energy investments reshape the region’s industrial landscape, we remain committed to connecting businesses with the expertise and logistics support they need.

Sharper than the rest… Not just a motto, but a way of doing business. 💙💛

🔗 Read more via Freight News:
https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/feature-gas-projects-drive-up-logistics-demand

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19/10/2026

🚂🇿🇦 STRONGER RAIL. MORE RELIABLE FREIGHT. A MORE COMPETITIVE SOUTH AFRICA.

Transnet Engineering and Wabtec have signed a R6.6 billion locomotive support agreement aimed at improving the availability and reliability of locomotives operating across South Africa’s critical freight corridors. The agreement covers the Class 43D and 44D fleets, which transport export commodities, containers and general freight.

The deal includes technical support, components and predictive maintenance technology designed to improve locomotive performance and reduce maintenance turnaround times. It also provides for knowledge transfer and local skills development.

Why does this matter?

🔹 Improved reliability — fewer disruptions to rail freight operations.
🔹 Stronger export corridors — more dependable movement of commodities and containerised cargo.
🔹 Supply chain efficiency — better rail performance can support more predictable cargo movement.
🔹 Greater competitiveness — reliable freight infrastructure is essential for South Africa’s international trade ambitions.

Rail is a vital link in the broader logistics network. Improving locomotive performance is an important step towards strengthening freight capacity, supporting exporters and building a more resilient supply chain.

At Nungufreight International, we welcome investments that strengthen South Africa’s logistics infrastructure and create opportunities for more efficient trade. We remain committed to helping our clients navigate changing conditions with expert freight forwarding, customs clearance and dependable service.

Stronger infrastructure. Smarter logistics. Trade that moves forward.

Sharper than the rest… Not just a motto, but a way of doing business. 💙💛

🔗 Read the full article:
https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/transnet-signs-r66bn-locomotive-support-deal

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05/10/2026

🇿🇦⚓ A POTENTIAL NEW ERA FOR SOUTH AFRICA’S PORTS

Cabinet has backed the separation of the Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) from Transnet, supporting a move towards a stand-alone, state-owned ports authority.

The proposed structure could give TNPA greater independence to strengthen investment capability, improve infrastructure development and reinvest port revenue directly into the port system. Cabinet has also approved an investigation into whether a South African development finance institution could take a minority equity position.

For importers, exporters and the wider logistics industry, this could be a significant step forward.

Efficient ports are fundamental to South Africa’s ability to compete globally. Greater investment, stronger infrastructure and improved operational performance can translate into more reliable cargo movement, greater supply-chain resilience and increased confidence for businesses trading internationally.

Importantly, the reform is still a process — Cabinet approval does not mean the restructuring is complete, and further work is required before the new structure takes effect.

At Nungufreight International, we welcome developments that have the potential to strengthen South Africa’s logistics infrastructure and create a more competitive trading environment.

As the country continues to transform its freight network, we remain focused on helping our clients navigate an evolving global logistics landscape with experience, expertise and confidence.

Stronger ports. Smarter logistics. Greater opportunities for South African trade. 🌍📦

Sharper than the rest… Not just a motto, but a way of doing business. 💙💛

🔗 Read the full Freight News article

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01/10/2026

✈️ SOUTH AFRICA’S AIR CARGO FUTURE IS TAKING FLIGHT 🇿🇦🌍

Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has identified commercial and cargo growth as one of its three key priorities for the next 18 months, with plans to expand cargo capacity, improve existing facilities and attract new players to the market.

The planned Midfield Cargo Complex at O.R. Tambo International Airport forms part of ACSA’s longer-term expansion strategy, supporting its ambition to grow the air-cargo market rather than simply redistribute existing volumes.

This is significant for South African exporters and importers.

A stronger air-cargo network can create greater opportunities for time-sensitive, high-value and specialised cargo, while improving South Africa’s connectivity with international markets and strengthening our position as a gateway into Africa.

For businesses operating in pharmaceuticals, perishables, automotive, e-commerce, aerospace and other time-critical sectors, reliable air freight infrastructure is essential to keeping global supply chains moving. ACSA has set a target of 1.2 million tonnes of cargo capacity by 2029/30.

At Nungufreight International, we welcome investment and initiatives that strengthen South Africa’s logistics infrastructure and create new opportunities for local businesses to compete globally.

From air freight and ocean freight to customs clearance and international logistics, our focus remains on providing the expertise, communication and reliability our clients need.

Stronger infrastructure. Greater connectivity. More opportunities for South African trade. 🌍📦

Sharper than the rest… Not just a motto, but a way of doing business. 💙💛

🔗 Read the full article:
ACSA board prioritises cargo growth | Freight News

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28/09/2026

🚢 DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AT SOUTH AFRICA’S PORTS TAKES ANOTHER STEP FORWARD 🇿🇦

The Border Management Authority’s (BMA) new Port Health Management System (PHMS) is now live at the Port of Durban — introducing a digital platform for authorised maritime stakeholders to submit and manage port health service requests electronically.

The system is designed to improve visibility, reduce repetitive administration and streamline processes such as free pratique and ship sanitation certificate extensions.

However, the real potential lies in integration.

Industry stakeholders have highlighted that the system is still in its initial testing phase and that wider integration with other government platforms, including SARS and the planned National Single Window, will be important to delivering meaningful trade-facilitation benefits.

For freight forwarders, shipping agents, importers and exporters, connected digital systems can mean greater visibility, less duplication, improved compliance and more predictable cargo movement.

At Nungufreight International, we welcome initiatives that move South Africa towards a more connected, transparent and efficient logistics environment.

As the digital transformation of our ports continues, we're committed to staying ahead of regulatory and operational developments — helping our clients navigate change while keeping their cargo moving.

Smarter systems. Better visibility. More efficient trade. 🌍📦

Sharper than the rest… Not just a motto, but a way of doing business. 💙💛

🔗 Read the full Freight News article

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22/09/2026

🇿🇦 **SOUTH AFRICA’S LOGISTICS SECTOR NEEDS A PERMANENT VOICE**

As South Africa continues to reform its freight and logistics system, industry is calling for a **permanent logistics council** to maintain coordinated engagement between the private sector and government.

The call comes as the National Logistics Crisis Committee (NLCC) gradually winds down, with responsibility for coordinating logistics reform increasingly returning to the Department of Transport. According to industry representatives, a permanent structure could help maintain momentum on critical reforms, including **rail restructuring, private-sector participation and the establishment of the Transport Economic Regulator.**

For businesses operating across South Africa’s supply chains, long-term coordination matters.

Effective logistics reform requires more than responding to individual disruptions. It requires **consistent collaboration, reliable infrastructure, clear accountability and ongoing engagement between government and the businesses that depend on the freight system every day.**

At **Nungufreight International**, we understand that efficient logistics is fundamental to South Africa’s ability to trade, grow and compete internationally.

As the industry continues to evolve, we remain committed to helping our clients navigate a changing logistics environment with **expertise, proactive planning and dependable service.**

Because a stronger logistics system benefits everyone — from importers and exporters to manufacturers, producers and consumers.

**Sharper than the rest… Not just a motto, but a way of doing business.** 💙💛

🔗 Read the full article:
[Industry calls for permanent logistics council | Freight News](https://www.freightnews.co.za/article/industry-calls-for-permanent-logistics-council?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

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17/09/2026

🌍 EAST LONDON PORT SET TO OPEN A NEW CHAPTER FOR SOUTH AFRICAN TRADE

South Africa’s logistics and energy landscape continues to evolve.

The Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has invited proposals for the development and operation of a small-to-medium-scale LNG import terminal at the Port of East London, under a 25-year private-sector concession. The facility is planned for the West Bank precinct and will support LNG imports for industrial and other gas users in the Eastern Cape.

This development could help:
🔹 Attract private-sector investment
🔹 Strengthen strategic energy infrastructure
🔹 Diversify the Port of East London’s cargo base
🔹 Create new trade and industrial opportunities
🔹 Strengthen the port’s role within the regional economy

For the logistics sector, developments like these matter because new infrastructure can create new cargo opportunities, trade flows and supply chain requirements.

At Nungufreight International, we believe staying ahead means understanding the infrastructure and trade developments shaping South Africa’s future.

As our ports and logistics network continue to evolve, we’re ready to help businesses navigate an increasingly connected global trading environment.

New infrastructure. New opportunities. New possibilities for trade.

Sharper than the rest… Not just a motto, but a way of doing business. 💙💛

🔗 Read the full article:
TNPA seeks operator for East London LNG terminal | Freight News

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14/09/2026

🚢 A STEP TOWARDS RESTORING FLOW AT DURBAN GATEWAY TERMINAL

After weeks of significant operational disruption at Durban Gateway Terminal (DGT), the development of a new slot-booking solution is a welcome move towards restoring stability and improving the flow of cargo through the terminal.

DGT plans to share the proposed solution with industry stakeholders for input before implementation. Additional measures are also being introduced, including an accelerated equipment maintenance programme and generators to mitigate power disruptions. Terminal storage charges are currently being waived while the operational challenges persist.

But resolving the booking system is only one part of the bigger picture.

For South Africa's supply chain to recover sustainably, booking capacity, yard operations, equipment availability, road access, rail evacuation and container flows all need to work together. Recent industry data continues to show that DGT remains under significant pressure, with throughput still well below previous levels.

For importers and exporters, the impact of these disruptions goes far beyond the port gates. Delays can affect production schedules, inventory levels, transport costs, delivery commitments and ultimately the cost of doing business.

At Nungufreight International, we understand that successful freight management requires more than simply booking a shipment. It requires constant monitoring, proactive planning, reliable communication and the ability to adapt when conditions change.

As the recovery at DGT continues, our focus remains firmly on helping our clients navigate disruption and keep their cargo moving as efficiently as possible.

Because when the supply chain faces pressure, experience matters.

Sharper than the rest… Not just a motto, but a way of doing business. 💙💛

🔗 Read the full Freight News article: DGT develops slot-booking solution | Freight News

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Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
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Website

https://www.nungufreight.co.za/

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