The timetable for replacement of Burnie’s 50-yearold shiploader has been advanced, with the federal government allocating A$40M from the ...

Kazakhstan has estimated its monthly losses from Russia’s barriers to the transit of coal through its territory at US$11M....

Bedeschi, the Italy-based equipment manufacturer, has commissioned a handling and storage system for a bauxite operation in Guinea...

As part of a strategy to shed mature and non-core infrastructure investments in Australia, Canada’s Brookfield has put Dalrymple Bay Coal ...

The slowdown of Chinese iron ore imports is expected to negatively affect the Capesize segment, shipping association Bimco has warned....

MacGregor is working on two developments in the area of autonomous technology for shipping...

Konecranes has supplied two eco-efficient Konecranes Gottwald mobile harbour cranes to Belgian transport and logistics firm Zuidnatie Breakb...

ArcelorMittal South Africa (AMSA) has announced that, despite efforts to cut costs, it is to close its steel plant at Saldanha, affecting bo...

Russia’s EFKO and VTB groups have agreed to jointly build and operate deepwater facilities at the country’s new Black Sea harbour of Ta...

After many years of intrigue and dispute, it fi nally looks as if iron ore production will begin on the Simandou deposit in Guinea...

Pipe conveyors have a number of advantages, making them a popular alternative to open belt systems...

Having recently commissioned many new vessels, self-unloader fleet owners have been ringing the changes during 2019...

South Africa’s Transnet has signed a ZAR10B (US$683M) 10-year take-or-pay contract with Ledjadja Coal to transport 3.6 Mtpa of coal from t...

Transnet has begun operating what it describes as the world’s longest train, a manganese service with 375 wagons, which breaks the parasta...

Automation technology is being deployed increasingly often in covered storage and silo facilities...