We were honoured to have the presence and contributions of our Group CEO, Mr. Gerrit Van Der Merwe, whose insights and leadership continue to inspire us all. The event’s success was a testament to the collaborative spirit that defines our group, showcasing the collective effort of every participant.

This year’s meeting focused on crafting our future by discussing strategies, setting goals, and engaging in meaningful dialogue about the path forward. Through a series of thematic sessions, workshops, open discussions, and even fun games, this created an ambiance filled with memorable moments, laughter, and, admittedly, a bit of pain as some challenges proved tough. Yet, it was the prevailing team spirit and a competitive yet fun mindset that carried us through to the end.

The different themes explored during the meeting, coupled with interactive workshops and open discussions, allowed us to dive deep into the complexities and opportunities within our industry. The inclusion of fun games helped break the ice, foster teamwork, and create an atmosphere where ideas could flow freely, ensuring that every moment was not only educational but also enjoyable.

As we reflect on the success of this gathering, we were reminded of the power of unity and shared vision. The discussions we had and the goals we have set pave the way for a future where we not only meet the challenges of the logistics industry but also redefine its standards.

This meeting was a reminder of what we can achieve together, and it’s with great anticipation that we look forward to the road ahead.

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The government imposed a curfew from 2100hrs to 0600hrs and all operations at the airport and seaport were initially halted, leading to flight cancellations and a temporary pause in port activities.

The curfew has been adjusted, allowing the reopening of the port, and operations have resumed. Flights to/from Freetown International Airport have also resumed.

For further updates on the situation in Sierra Leone, please contact shipagency.sl@omagroup.com

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It is also understood that some cargoes intended for shipment from Pepel have previously been considered too low grade for export and have been left in uncovered stockpiles for prolonged periods. The material in these stockpiles is now being blended with higher-grade materials for export and is potentially a serious hazard for vessels loading iron ore in bulk in Sierra Leone.

Please click on the below link for the full report:
Gard Sierra Leone Member Circular_6_2021

For further information about OMA’s services in Sierra Leone, please contact mailto:shipagency.sl@omagroup.com

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