THE WEEKEST LINK TO THE SECURITY CHAIN

Covid-19: How we can break the chain  The Citizen Daily

Can the South African supply chain survive during COVID-19?  CNNView Full coverage on Google News

>Nakumatt Holdings Limited, a regional retailer, has officially opened one of its retail shops in Tanzania, at Mlimani City, with a promise of buying more local products to be sold in its shops.

Nakumatt, a supermarket chain from Kenya which opened a shop in Arusha last year, has a new strategy to support President John Pombe Magufuli’s drive to clean up Tanzania.

Police and other security agencies have heightened security at the borders after the United States of America issued an alert of a possible terror strike on Uganda.

Wetherspoons: pub chain denies ‘abandoning’ staff in coronavirus crisis  The GuardianWetherspoon boss tells staff to get a job at Tesco  BBC NewsWetherspoons refuses to pay staff and tells them to get jobs at Tesco instead  Metro.co.ukWetherspoons boss sparks fury by reportedly suspending salaries unless the government pays for them  indy100Coronavirus: Wetherspoons boss tells 40,000 staff to 'go to work at Tesco' instead  Mirror OnlineView Full coverage on Google...

Canalys says supply chain woes meant fewer PCs shipped in Q1 despite demand  The VergeMac shipments down 21% year-on-year in global PC market shrink  AppleInsiderCanalys: Mac shipments drop 20% in Q1 despite strong PC demand caused by remote working  9to5MacTelecom connectivity is like oxygen in these times: Vodafone Idea CTO Vishant Vora  ETTelecom.comView Full coverage on Google News

Sokowatch raises $14M to digitize Africa’s informal B2B supply-chain  TechCrunch

South African ports to close for mineral exports, disrupting copper supply chain  ReutersSA port closures to hit global copper supply  Moneyweb.co.zaFirst Quantum re-routing Zambia copper exports after SA imposes border restrictions  Mining MXView Full coverage on Google News