How Innovative Technologies Drive Optimised Logistics in Madagascar
The logistics sector in Madagascar is geared for growth, supported by innovative technologies that Unitrans leverages to enhance operations. [...]
Land clearing and stripping in Mining Operations
Land stripping and clearing prior to setting up new mining operations is an important part of the undertaking to remove valuable resources from the ground. Not only do mine operators strip existing vegetation, but they also need to ensure that their processes do not disrupt the environment too harshly for [...]
Stockpile Management in Mining
The quality control chain of activities in stockpile management focuses on optimising product quality and operational efficiencies. [...]
Road Trains – the mammoth haulers of goods
Road Trains – the mammoth haulers of goods Road trains or land trains, also known as Long Combination Vehicles (LCVs), are most suitable for countries with large expanses of remote land, in continents like Australia, the US, Canada, Africa (including Malawi, Zambia, Tanzania, Mozambique, Namibia and Madagascar) and some parts [...]
Unitrans Africa Unimat/Afrit trailers – A journey to Madagascar
Unitrans Africa Unimat/Afrit trailers – A journey to Madagascar During 2020 Unitrans Africa Unimat Logistics Madagascar secured a renewal on its existing mining operations in Madagascar. This confirms Unitrans Africa’s commitment to developing long term mutually sustainable business solutions with our business partners – ensuring reliable and secure services while [...]
UNIMAT participates in the Annual Fort-Dauphin Lions Club Reforestation Drive
UNIMAT participates in the Annual Fort-Dauphin Lions Club Reforestation Drive Unitrans Africa: Unimat provided free bus transportation to street children and soldiers who participated in the annual reforestation organized by the Lions Club International. 1,224 trees were planted that day. UNIMAT is committed to protecting the environment on a daily [...]
Covid-19 Relief Madagascar
Unitrans Madagascar donated 1 500 000 MGA to the Lions Club International of Fort-Dauphin in order to come to the aid of the Marillac School which takes in street children. This school relies completely on public sector donations. Their biggest requirement is food supplies to feed the many more children [...]
