Truckers association aims to open up South African logistic sector

A new female-led truckers association aims to open up South Africa’s logistics sector to young people, black people and smaller operators.

The Emerging Truckers Association of South Africa (TASA) said it wanted to make it easier for emerging players to thrive in an industry that generates R12bn a year.

It is hoping to offer mentoring to smaller trucking and logistics businesses, which it claims can be exploited by large companies.

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