Published Papers

Global trade disruptions are often explained through congestion, capacity limits, or infrastructure gaps. But in reality, corridors rarely fail because assets stop working. They fail before that — at the level of confidence, interpretation, and trust. This insight forms the foundation of a four-part Practice Note series  developed under the Africa Intelligent Corridors 2030   programme and circulated by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), Mauritius  fo

A Strategic Blueprint on Corridor Governance, Trade Continuity, and Capital Stability The Indian Ocean is fast becoming the world’s most consequential economic corridor. It carries a growing share of global trade, energy flows, data routes, and geopolitical risk. Yet the systems governing this space remain fragmented, reactive, and poorly aligned with the scale of activity they now support. Port Louis: Custodian of the Indian Ocean Blue Corridor  introduces a new strategic fr

Re-Engineering Africa’s Southern Maritime Capital & Industrial Spine A strategic research, policy, and investment framework by LOGI-CONSULT A Thousand-Mile Corridor, A Continental Compass For over a century, Durban has served as Southern Africa’s most vital maritime threshold — the head of the North–South Corridor and the anchor of the region’s industrial identity. Today, as global trade patterns fracture and the Cape Route re-emerges, Durban is no longer merely Africa’s busi

Re-Architecting Africa’s Maritime Gate and Trade Spine A strategic research, policy, and investment framework by LOGI-CONSULT A Thousand-Year Gateway, A Twenty-First Century Vision For over a millennium, Mombasa has stood as Africa’s gateway to the world — a coastal threshold where trade, culture, and civilization converged. Today, amid global fragmentation and shifting trade patterns, the city and its corridor rise again — not merely as transit routes, but as platforms for a