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Cleaner air and climate action are connected. Sustainable logistics must deliver both.

Clean Air Is Not Just an Environmental Issue — It Is a Logistics and Energy Challenge

A few days ago, the world marked the seventh International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies on 7 September 2026. The global observance, led by the United Nations Environment Programme and the Climate and Clean Air Coalition, focused on a powerful and often overlooked truth: clean air and climate action are not separate conversations. They are two sides of the same problem.

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Africa Doesn’t Have a Transport Problem — It Has an Operations Problem

Across Africa, we have transport operators, ports, customs authorities, freight forwarders, financial institutions, regulators, technology providers and payment platforms. Each performs an important role. Yet too often these systems operate independently rather than as one coordinated trade ecosystem.

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Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Muttaqha Darma.

Nigeria’s New Climate-Smart Building Code: A Major Win for Resilient Logistics and Sustainable Development

The Federal Government of Nigeria has taken a bold and timely step toward addressing the climate crisis through the built environment. In a recent statement at the National Kick-off Workshop for the Development of the National Decarbonization and Resilience Roadmap for Nigeria’s Buildings and Construction Sector, the Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Muttaqha Darma, announced that the ongoing review of the National Building Code will integrate comprehensive climate-smart standards.

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Optimising Supply Chain Costs in Africa: The Power of Partnership, Precision and Resilience

In Africa’s logistics landscape, cutting supply chain costs is rarely achieved with quick fixes. It demands a deep understanding of interconnected challenges, transport inefficiencies, warehousing constraints, labour dynamics, regulatory complexity, and climate vulnerabilities, all operating in often unpredictable conditions.

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