Supply chain disruption cost $56bn last year - and there's more risk to come
New research from the British Standards Institute (BSI) has found that global supply chains gained ...
The tragic story of the Fokker 50 crash in Nairobi last week, in which four people died, has shone a light on one of the odder African trades.
Qat or khat, the African plant chewed for its side-effects, and illegal in many countries, is a well-traded commodity and is often flown into Somalia ? as it was on this occasion. Pilots report that khat flights tend to be severely overloaded, with pilots being “walled” in.
One wrote on a forum: “Khat flights ...
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