SATI sets the pace

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A good example of the way that private investment is being used to upgrade transport infrastructure in Africa can be found in newly-formed SATI Container Services (Pty) Ltd, a subsidiary of SATI (Southern Africa Transport Investments (Pty) Ltd), which recently opened a specialist reefer container logistics, storage and maintenance depot near Cape Town. The new facility is claimed to be the first of its type in South Africa.

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